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What You Owe
Months & Returns
Which share applies to you, every month worked in Denver, and every return filed on time
What You Owe
The $4 owner's share, the $5.75 and $4 for anyone you pay $500 or more, and what a year of Denver work costs.
 
Months & Returns
Each month worked in Denver or not, each return's period, due date and payment.
 
These Records
Where they are kept, and how to hand them to your tax preparer.
 
What You Owe×

Denver's Occupational Privilege Tax - the "head tax" - is owed for every month work is done in Denver. A dancer, creator or performer working for herself owes the business share, $4 a month, as the owner, with no earnings minimum. Anyone she pays $500 or more in a month for work in Denver - an assistant, a stylist, a booker on payroll - brings $5.75 withheld from their pay and $4 more from her. If a club or studio pays you as an employee, $500 or more in a month, it withholds your $5.75 - that is the club's return, not yours. Every figure is editable for when Denver changes them.

Months & Returns×

Log each month once it is over: whether you worked in Denver, and how many people you paid $500 or more for Denver work. A return covers the period Denver assigned you - a month, a quarter or a year - and is due the last day of the month after the period ends.

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