Category Archives: Fiscal Policy

Sep 13

Vote No on Proposition CC on Your November 5 Ballot

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TABOR was passed by tax-paying voters in 1992 and became part of the Colorado Constitution.  Its’ purpose is simple in that before lawmakers can raise your taxes, you get to vote yes or no, although spending increase by the inflation rate + population growth.  Any extra revenue collected beyond that should be refunded to taxpayers.  

If Proposition CC passes, you lose the right to vote on tax increases and lose any refunds due you.  Not just for a year or two but permanently.

TABOR keeps government honest and forces it to prioritize the budget and spending.

Don’t lose your rights and refunds!  

The TABOR Foundation & TABOR Committee urge you to Vote NO on Proposition CC

Sep 13

Why #TABOR Matters on September 13

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Repealing TABOR: ends the ban on new or increased real property transfer taxes, ends the ban on local income taxes and state real property taxes, ends the power of local governments to reduce or end business personal property taxes, and ends the limits on property assessment for tax valuation purposes
 
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Sep 09

Why #TABOR Matters on September 9

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Repealing TABOR ends your right to vote on certain state and local spending increases and property tax revenue increases above the combined rates of inflation plus state population or local growth, and more….

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Sep 04

Why #TABOR Matters on September 4

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Proposition CC, on the November ballot, will ask Coloradans to permanently give up our tax refunds. State budget experts have estimated that over the next three years that could amount to $1.3 billion tax increase.
 
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