The information provided here will give you tools and information on how to start the site search for the best location for you and your new business. There is also information here that can give you access to information to help you in the rest of the process of getting your business started here in the Town of Windsor.
Business Parks / Maps
The following links and maps are provided to show where our Business and Industrial parks are in the Town of Windsor, and also other Community projects and Geographic Information System (GIS) maps.
The following links gives you information on current Town of Windsor incentives to start your business in the Town of Windsor and some local financial institutions that offer commercial / business financing.
The Following is a link to Planning for available information on how to start the process of getting your business started here in the town of Windsor.
Contact us at Economic Development for a customized search for your business location.
Taxes
Colorado remains a popular place to do business due to lower taxes. Weld County has been able to maintain a real estate property tax level that is significantly lower than the surrounding areas due to extensive oil & gas activities.
Retail
Sales Tax
2.9%
State of Colorado (excluding food)
None
Weld County
3.3%
City of Greeley (including food)
3-4%
local Municipalities - varies
State Corporate and Personal Income Tax
Colorado voters approved Proposition 116, decreasing the state income tax rate to 4.55% of Federal Taxable Income.
Inventories, Goods in Transit and Intangibles
Not taxed in Colorado and there is no franchise tax
Property Taxes
Industrial/commercial property (buildings, land and equipment) is assessed at 29% of market value (based on a variety of factors). The state does not levy a property tax; however, counties throughout the state do. In Weld County there are 150 tax districts that overlap in a way that creates over 1,522 different tax areas and therefore mill levies which range from approximately 60.000 mills to 148.000 mills. The mill levy represents the dollars levied for each $1,000 of assessed value. For example, with a mill levy of 95.000 mills, the property owner would pay $95.00 for every $1,000 in assessed value.
State Unemployment Insurance
Unemployment insurance tax liability is based on the taxable wage base, which is the first $10,000 of each worker’s wage. It can vary depending on the industry. Detailed information about Colorado's unemployment taxes are available at the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment website.
Workforce
The following links give you access to local workforce centers.