Colorado lawmakers hike fees to fill budget gaps
If you own a car, run a restaurant or go to court, expect to pay more in fees in coming years.
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Taxes
Does Colorado get back more or less than it spends in federal taxes?
If you ever feel like you may be in a one-sided relationship with the federal government come tax season, there’s a chance you’re right. It’s not you, it’s them.
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Woodland Park City Council advances effort to repeal sales tax for public schools
A new agreement, a taxpayer vote and corrective reactions weren’t enough to quell the dispute between Woodland Park’s school district and the City Council.
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Colorado Department of Revenue still not processing state tax returns
Tax season started weeks ago, but the state of Colorado still has not started processing tax returns.
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Ballot measure 1A would allow Colorado’s Jefferson County to keep $30 million in tax revenue it knowingly overcollected
For the third time in five years, Jefferson County is asking voters to permanently remove caps that limit how much tax revenue the Colorado county can keep and spend, including a new cap just put in place by the state legislature two months ago.
Aurora lawmakers postpone vote to repeal employee tax
Aurora City Council on Monday postponed a decision on whether to keep a tax on businesses after a loud dust-up between councilmembers.
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TABOR refund amounts announced for 2025, based on income
Just days after announcing there would be TABOR refunds for Colorado residents in 2025, the state has announced how much money each Coloradan household can expect to receive.
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Legislators have a business tax-break plan — and opposition to it
After considering several options to reduce the business-personal-property tax burden, Colorado legislators appear interested in backing a plan that would nix a rarely used tax break and create a new benefit focused on smaller companies.
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Colorado districts hope voters support tax measures for new school buildings, scholarships, and more
More than 30 of Colorado’s 178 school districts are asking voters to approve a local tax measure in this November’s election.
Harris struggles to provide clear answers on economy, taxes, and unions in MSNBC interview
Ruhle did concede that Harris couldn’t “give a clear and direct answer.”