Defending the Colorado Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR)
While state coffers have recovered and employment is increasing, low-income, Black and Hispanic workers still lag in job recovery Jesse Paul and Thy Vo 11:12 AM MDT on Jun 18, 2021 The Colorado Capitol is ....
On this edition of Common Sense Digest, we take a deep dive into a major law unique to Colorado, and why it is relevant today, nearly three decades after being voted in by Coloradans in ....
Larimer County District Court Judge Juan Villaseñor rejected the Town of Estes Park’s claim it was due to be repaid legal fees for a failed case brought against the town by three residents. The ruling ....
On Monday, June 14, the Colorado Supreme Court declined to consider the appeal of case brought by the TABOR Foundation, et. al. to stop the blatantly unconstitutional Hospital Provider tax and program. That means the ....
As the Colorado Supreme Court will not take up the appeal of the case, then the ruling of the lower Court of Appeals is the final say. That panel found that the TABOR Foundation did ....
Photo by Mark Buckawicki courtesy of Wikimedia Commons A bill proposed in the waning days of the General Assembly would rewrite how property taxes are classified, but more directly could work around a question ....
On May 24, 2021, the Colorado Supreme Court continued its crusade against the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights. It allowed the General Assembly, yet again, to maneuver around TABOR’s constitutional restrictions and effectively raise taxes without ....