ten years of tabor

Click on the pdf link for "Ten Years of TABOR," a comprehensive study of the effects of TABOR ten years after its passage.

In 1992, Colorado voters approved the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, a constitutional amendment designed to restrain growth in government. It took the acronym TABOR, which has extra meaning in Colorado because some of the state's history was shaped by the famous mining baron of the late 1800s, Horace W. Tabor.

TABOR applies to all levels of government in Colorado: state government, cities, counties, school districts and special districts. It is the most restrictive tax and spending limitation in the country.

A comprehensive study of the effects of TABOR ten years after its passage. TABOR is the most significant policy enacted in the state in a generation, and yet there was little factual, objective information about how it has impacted the lives of Coloradans.

A summary of the "Ten Years of TABOR" report, a comprehensive study of the effects of TABOR ten years after its passage.