Resources for Commerce City Businesses
Are you getting the most benefit possible from being an active business in Commerce City? Are you aware of these services that could save you money and enhance your connections?
Pre-Application Meetings
- If you have questions about ANYTHING related to planning, engineering, or business issues in the city, take advantage of a consultation with representatives from all three areas.
- Appointments are available every Tuesday afternoon from 1:45 to 4:45, and you can get solid answers from friendly folks.
- Contact Pam Downs for more information.
Enterprise Zone Tax Credits
- In order to encourage business growth and development within Enterprise Zones, the State makes available to all businesses in the EZ a variety of tax credits. Be sure to see if your business is eligible!
Incentives
- Contact Pam Downs for more information.
Commerce City Business & Professionals Association
- This group meets on the 1st Thursday of each month from 7:30-9:00 am at the Fire Station on 69th & Dexter.
- Meetings include a guest speaker, networking opportunities, and usually have an attendance of 30+
- Visit their site.
Metro North Chamber of Commerce
- Forge long-term relationships with the area's top business and community leaders.
- Benefit from a wealth of resources that can help your business grow.
- Have a voice in key legislative and policy issues such as transportation, education, and workforce development.
- Insure your business and community interests are represented.
- Visit their site.
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- Un grupo está organizando a los dueños de comercios que tienen interés en formar un grupo que ponga atención a sus necesidades.
Business License
If you have not done so, you are required to complete a Business License Application and submit it by mail to the City's Neighborhood Services Department. If you have any questions, please contact a representative of the Neighborhood Services Department for assistance at 303 227 8854.
- Secretary of State's web site - Check directly with the State to determine if your business also requires a state license.
- Sales and Use Tax Code and Regulations - Use this document to probe specifics of the City's Sales and Use Tax Code.