Court fight over bag fee could change state finance
By Brian Eason The Denver Post Some of the most consequential fights over Colorado government finance in the coming years won’t happen at the state..
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Douglas Bruce responds to “Colorado lawmakers turn to ‘fees’ to avoid Taxpayer Bill of Rights limits”
Editor’s note. Here are Douglas Bruce’s comments about this article. They have been edited for space and clarity. A reporter writes about TABOR (Taxpayers Bill..
Read MoreGovernor Calls Special Session
PRESS RELEASE Tuesday, September 19, 2017 Contact: Marty Neilson 303-747-2159 Governor Calls Special Session to Fix Legislative/Executive Goof UP! If SB 267 wasn't already enough..
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Read MoreColorado lawmakers turn to ‘fees’ to avoid Taxpayer Bill of Rights limits
By Michael Carroll / September 11, 2017 Colorado state lawmakers increasingly engage in fiscal gymnastics to get around provisions of the state’s landmark Taxpayer Bill..
Read MoreColorado’s hot property values are triggering tax cuts — and one local college is scrambling to offset the loss
Colorado’s hot property values are triggering tax cuts — and one local college is scrambling to offset the loss By Brian Eason | [email protected] |..
Read MoreJudge to decide Fort Collins broadband ballot wording issue
The fate of a November ballot question that could lead to Fort Collins providing high-speed internet services is in the hands of Larimer County District..
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