The measure proposes to cap Denver’s aggregate sales and use tax rate at 4.5% and requires the city to reduce other sales and use tax rates whenever Denver voters approve a new tax, to keep the total below the new cap.
Coloradans overwhelmingly support a property tax cut for both residential and commercial property. With housing costs on the rise, low-income families would especially benefit from this tax cut.
DENVER– Majority Democrats in the state legislature are pushing a school-funding bill that would gradually increase property taxes in school districts across Colorado. But before the bill has even been
If our legislators spend half as much time developing innovative solutions to challenging problems as they do trying to finagle their way around voter-approval, they could get a lot more accomplished.
Colorado’s complex water appropriation doctrine make it imperative that water rights owners protect their place in the “first in time, first in right” queue. If you don’t use it, you lose it.
“It was abundantly clear that the Democrats were not going to stop until they figured out how they were going to tax somebody for something”–State Senator Ray Scott.
“It’s a statute not an amendment, therefore the statute can be changed next year by the legislature.”–Michael Fields
Under 1A, every dime could go into mass transit boondoggles, leaving absolutely zip for potholes.
Our children’s children’s children will never get a TABOR refund. Nor even be asked.
