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Colorado Property Taxes – Where Things Stand TODAY (pt.3)

Posted on May 15, 2023 by thetabor

This entry was posted in Ballot Initiative, Colorado Legislature, Did you know?, Editorial, Elections, Fiscal Policy, Independence Institute, Media, Proposition HH, TABOR news story, TABOR Refunds, Taxes, Twitter, Why TABOR Matters by thetabor. Bookmark the permalink.

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