Colorado tax preparers not quite ready for ‘total paradigm changer’ either
'It's very, very complicated," said a tax accountant who trains other tax accountants.
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Denver may dig in tourists’ pockets for $223M convention center expansion
Denver leaders are considering creating Colorado's first "tourism improvement district," which would allow the city to charge extra taxes and fees to hotels.
Denver wants to know: What’s the National Western’s “personality?”
Y'all ready to do some #branding?
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What happens now that the Senate Finance Committee has killed the transportation deal
Leadership in the House and Senate said lawmakers need to keep talking, while citizen groups may be bringing competing transportation measures to the ballot.
Okay, Denver procrastinators, here are your late post office locations
The Denver General Mail Facility office at 7550 E. 53rd Place will be open until 10 p.m. NOT MIDNIGHT. 10 p.m.
Both parties want money for Colorado’s aging roads, but a new sales tax won’t come easy
And once it gets there, it needs to get past Colorado voters, who have only approved one new tax in the last 25 years.
Peabody Energy wants to pay its property taxes
Small jurisdictions face a financial crisis where the mining company is the primary taxpayer.
Peabody Energy failed to make a property tax payment, cutting 40 percent of South Routt County’s school budget.
A tiny school district caught up in a giant coal company's financial woes got a million-dollar bailout from the Colorado board of education.
Something’s gotta give: The TABOR explainer
Just getting rid of TABOR would not solve Colorado's fiscal problems, but TABOR makes those problems much harder to fix. Unless you want to cut a lot of programs and services.
How Denver will figure out what to charge developers for affordable housing
When you try to figure out how much new construction is contributing to a need for affordable housing, you get some really big numbers.