Colorado Votes for More Spending and Higher Taxes

Voters passed Proposition NN and Amendment 87, raising the state spending cap and getting rid of its flat income tax, ...

Colorado graduated income tax measure clings to slight lead; TABOR cap increase on track to pass

Colorado voters on Tuesday appeared on the verge of adopting the most sweeping set of changes to the state’s tax code in 34 ...

Colorado voters approve Proposition NN, sending TABOR refunds to schools, according to Associated Press

Colorado voters approved Proposition NN​ in November's general election, according to the Associated Press.

How the tax measures on Colorado’s ballot would interact if voters pass all of them — or just some

Some of the tax questions on Colorado’s November ballot have obvious interconnections. Depending on which ones voters pass, ...
The Colorado Sun

Colorado voters pass Proposition NN, sending TABOR refunds to K-12 schools

The Colorado Sun is an award-winning news outlet based in Denver that strives to cover all of Colorado so that our state — ...

Proposition NN: Colorado voters to weigh school funding boost against TABOR tax refunds

The debate centers on how to fund public education and what taxpayers could give up ...
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Where’s my Colorado tax refund? See how to track state, federal refunds

The end of tax season means the end of filing paperwork and making careful calculations, but that might not mean the money is in your hands yet. With about three quarters of taxpayers receiving ...
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Triangulating on your tax refund | Jon Caldara

There’s a good chance you will never receive another TABOR tax refund for as long as you live. If Proposition NN wins, whom ...
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Colorado taxpayers could lose $2.8 billion in TABOR refunds, according to new report

DENVER — A new report shows Colorado taxpayers could lose billions in TABOR refunds if legislation lawmakers passed this year is signed into law. The Common Sense Institute, which released the report, ...
The Greeley Tribune

How the ballot proposal to overhaul Colorado taxes could change your tax bill — and who pays more

Colorado voters will decide this November whether to make one of the largest changes to the state’s tax code in a generation — but it’s one that would have vastly different effects depending on a ...