After a year on hold, ag tax exemption back on track
Farming and RanchingLawmakers were told Colorado farmers and ranchers rendered last year’s legislation moot by shopping across state lines.
Lawmakers were told Colorado farmers and ranchers rendered last year’s legislation moot by shopping across state lines.
Dissenting lawmaker says the move is just another attempt at a back-door tax hike.
“This seems absurd that these cases are dragging on and on while interest is accruing.”
“I want to make sure that people using water in Colorado can repair or replace water structures without delay.”
“What are we supposed to survive on? What are we supposed to fix our roads with?”
“I believe in the conservation easement process. It’s been a strong public-private partnership to protect open spaces.”
“…These folks down there … seem to be getting the stilts kicked out from under them.”
“It’s the impact on families that are struggling out here and ask themselves, ‘Do I feed myself or my family, or do I pay for the plates on my vehicle?’”
“What we did with that tax is hurt Colorado businesses, local co-ops, and chemical dealers–because they lost the sale.”
These acquisitions were not a good use of sportsman’s dollars. I felt the DOW was overpaying for the access.