What are Colorado Initiatives 74 and 75?
Two property tax initiatives may appear on your ballot this year. Learn how they might hurt Colorado and how we can have more productive property tax conversations moving forward.
Two property tax initiatives may appear on your ballot this year. Learn how they might hurt Colorado and how we can have more productive property tax conversations moving forward.
We look at property tax measures from various states, how they work, and the fiscal consequences they provoked.
We demystify the reports of rampant inflation by examining where these numbers come from, what's driving them, and how lawmakers should respond.
How tax revenue that comes in over the revenue cap gets sent to taxpayers and why the current system isn’t working for most Coloradans.
This three-part series analyzes the costs of child care in Colorado in order to understand what it takes to have a quality system that works for everyone.
A fiscal problem lurks “beneath the surface” in Colorado. Without real reform, Colorado could be on the hook for over $8 billion worth of work to plug current oil and gas wells.
As 2021 ends, we're renewing our call for the evidence based policies which will create a stronger, thriving state.
The final installment of the Future of Work and Women series explores policy solutions to ensure women's workforce equity.
The sound rejection of recklessly written tax cut initiatives in Colorado and in Denver should mark the beginning of a smarter conversation about how to fund our communities.
Understanding how Colorado's revenue base is comprised will help us make decisions of how to proceed in a fiscally prudent manner.
