Defending the Colorado Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR)
Colorado taxpayers will be asked for more... As tax season is upon us, there are several considerations worth examining about how Colorado is doing. Colorado, like most states, faces fiscal challenges arising from COVID and ....
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The Joint Budget Committee will begin reviewing recommendations for spending cuts this week to rewrite the $30 billion state budget The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the $30 billion-plus state budget begins to take ....
Ruh roh.... Colorado Rising State Action@COStateAction This says a lot. We need more accountability in state spending, not less. Another reason we're thankful for the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights.
Now that Proposition CC has gone down in flames, what will progressives do next to sabotage TABOR? Aren’t you sick and tired on politicians trying to weasel their way out of, or ignoring, TABOR? We ....
PERA obligations still threaten Colorado’s future Colorado is ranked one of the worst states in the US regarding the ability to pay state pensions. In October 2018, Bloomberg's Danielle Moran tallied the total liabilities and ....
State could go off a fiscal cliff By: Barry W Poulson May 5, 2019 Colorado has created a fiscal cliff; the state is woefully unprepared for the revenue shortfall that will accompany the next recession. Citizens ....