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Proposition 117

Taxes & Fees
The Legislative Assault on TABOR: How Colorado Lawmakers Are Rewriting the Rules

If TABOR were not in effect over those years, the state government would have spent a total of $9.2 billion more, personal taxes would have been higher by $1.9 billion, and transfer payments to individuals

May 01, 2025 Erik GammRoss Kaminsky
Taxes & Fees
Residential Impact Fee Increases in Grand Junction

The government of Grand Junction, as the culmination of a process that began in summer of last year, is on the cusp of raising the fees it charges for new development.

March 05, 2025 Erik Gamm
Taxes & Fees
The Health of Restaurants in Denver and What a 20% Surcharge Would Mean

The City of Denver is considering encouraging restaurants to add a 20% surcharge to restaurant bills in the city

February 28, 2025 Thomas Young
Taxes & Fees
The Fiscal Impact of Credit Unions Purchasing Bank Assets

The financial activities sector is an important contributor to Colorado’s overall economy and a large employer.

February 04, 2025 Thomas Young