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What does a Colorado rental entity have to file each year?

File the Colorado Secretary of State periodic report for the ownership entity. If an LLC, corporation, or other entity registered with the Colorado Secretary of State holds the property, file its $25 periodic report online by the last day of the second month after its periodic report month (shown on the entity's summary page), because a late report costs a $50 penalty and takes the entity out of good standing, and 60 days later it turns delinquent and cannot sue in Colorado courts to collect its debts until it files a $100 statement curing the delinquency.

The Colorado rule

Each rule shows its schedule, its primary sources, and the date it was last verified.

File the Colorado Secretary of State periodic report for the ownership entity

On a recurring schedule · Last verified September 2026 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

Related rules in Colorado

The Colorado guide lists every compliance obligation, the seasonal maintenance calendar, and baseline upkeep.

Open the Colorado landlord guide · LLC and entity filings in every state

What Landautomate does with this page

This guide is the reading version of the Landautomate Colorado rule base. In the app, the same rules become dated tasks on each Colorado property, timed to its purchase date, lease dates, age, and climate, with an email before each one is due. The free preview shows a sample of that schedule for Colorado in under a minute, no account needed.

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