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Mint Mobile (TX282) Omitted Property
Telephone reseller Mint Mobile, LLC failed to file during the assessment period but recently submitted the filing.
GARY GRINHAM
MINT MOBILE
1550 SCENIC AVENUE SUITE 100
COSTA MESA, CA 92626
The following are the necessary steps for the county to generate a tax bill:
- Assessors with omitted property in their county will add the value for 2024 and value track it as omitted property.
- Notify the treasurer of the omitted value by providing a spreadsheet indicating the value and taxes for each property impacted along with a copy of this bulletin.
- A tax bill for the company, for 2024 payable in 2025, needs to be processed.
- The Division suggests sending a notice to any taxing entity that has an unexpected substantial increase.
The 2024 county apportionments can be found on our website.
Proposed 2025 Ski Area Possessory Interest Capitalization Rate - UPDATE
Because the determination of the ski area possessory interest capitalization rate is a difficult and complicated topic to understand, we plan to postpone the 2025 proposed rate correction until 2026. We will hold further discussions with industry, interested parties, and impacted counties, to allow more time for input, research, and consideration.
For 2025, instead of the proposed capitalization rate of 13.05%, as presented at the March 11 pre-SAC meeting, we will propose a rate of 13.85%, which was developed using the same capital structure in the band of investment technique as the 2024 capitalization rate.
The agenda and materials for the March 27, 2025, meeting of the Statutory Advisory Committee will be updated to reflect this change.
If you have any questions, please contact Michael Krueger at michael.krueger@state.co.us.
Division of Property Taxation Education Opportunities
The Division of Property Taxation's education program is designed for county assessors and employees.
Courses and workshops are designed to review and explain current Colorado property tax law, and present generally accepted appraisal and management techniques useful to the assessor and assessor staff.
Take a look at the Property Taxation Courses & Workshops Calendar.
To make sure you're able to attend a class, please sign up at least three weeks in advance. If you have any questions on the Division’s education calendar, please send an email to dola_dpteducation@state.co.us.
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