Taxes in Colorado: Income, Sales, and Property Tax Guide
Top Income Tax Rate
4.4%
Combined Sales Tax
7.8%
Avg Property Tax Rate
0.5%
Median Household Income
$87,598
How Colorado Compares to National Average
IRS Statistics of Income Data
Average AGI
$65,000
Average Tax Liability
$9,100
Itemized Deduction Rate
28.0%
Avg SALT Deduction
$7,800
Avg Mortgage Interest Deduction
$11,200
Avg Charitable Deduction
$5,500
Source: IRS Statistics of Income (2022 tax year)
What This Means for You
With a top marginal rate of 4.4%, Colorado's income tax is near the national median. Combined with a 7.8% sales tax and 0.5% property tax rate, the overall tax burden in Colorado varies depending on your income, spending, and homeownership status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Colorado have an income tax?
Yes, Colorado has a state income tax with a top marginal rate of 4.4%.
What is the sales tax in Colorado?
The combined state and local sales tax rate in Colorado is approximately 7.8%.
How does Colorado compare to other states?
Visit our state comparison page or use the Compare tool to see how Colorado's tax burden compares to neighboring states and the national average.
Related Resources
Data sources: Tax Foundation (2024), IRS Statistics of Income (2022). TaxGrader is not a CPA, tax advisor, enrolled agent, or attorney. This content is for educational and informational purposes only.