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City and County of Denver Treasurer Forms and Documents

The City and County of Denver Treasurer is a treasurer's office within Denver's city-and-county government. Its name identifies it as a local government office associated broadly with treasury matters.

The forms listed here cover real-property tax records and refunds, sales-tax matters, emergency telephone charges, and tax disclosures. They include a certificate of taxes due and parcel-ID and exemption information, a special-event sales-tax application, an FDA Tax Return, and separate voluntary disclosure agreements for different tax situations.

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City and County of Denver Treasurer forms

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The real-property items serve different reference needs. The Certificate of Taxes Due for Real Property is a property-tax status document, while the Real Property Tax Statement Insert for Tax Year 2025 is a year-specific statement insert. A separate entry covers parcel ID and exemption information; the Claim for Refund is a distinct document for a refund request. Their titles indicate different purposes, so choose the form that matches the matter you are addressing.

Other entries concern tax reporting and disclosure. The catalog includes a Denver sales-tax special-event application and registration, an Emergency Telephone Charges Remittance Form, and an FDA Tax Return. It also includes voluntary disclosure agreements with titles that distinguish sales tax collected but not remitted, sales tax not collected, a combination of sales tax, use tax and occupational privilege tax, and use tax not remitted. These distinctions describe the tax situations named in the documents; they do not establish that one agreement applies to every case.

These are forms currently represented in the collection, not necessarily every document issued by the City and County of Denver Treasurer. Before using a form, check the Treasurer’s current instructions for applicable fees, deadlines, supporting documents, versions and accepted submission methods. Those details are not established by the form titles and may affect which document is appropriate.