The Grand Junction Economic Partnership is a private non-profit incorporated organization and the official economic development agency of the Grand Junction area. This partnership represents all of Mesa County including Grand Junction, Fruita, and Palisade.

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Taxes

Corporate Income Tax

Colorado's corporate income tax rate is a flat 4.63%. This was reduced from 4.75% on January 1, 2000. This rate ranks ninth lowest of all states which have corporate income tax. For more information on this and other Colorado taxes click here.

Sales Tax
State of Colorado	2.90%
Mesa County	2.00%
City of Grand Junction	2.75%
City of Fruita	2.00%
Town of Palisade	1.00%

Property Tax

In the State of Colorado property tax is imposed at the county level. Commercial and industrial property is assessed at 29% of market value. (Tax is calculated in Mesa County. The mill levy in 2002 is approximately 88 per 1,000). For more information on calculation of property tax liability and rebate options, please contact the Grand Junction Economic Partnership or the Mesa County Assessors office.