Legislation curbs local grocery taxes at convenience stores
Taxation“We shouldn’t be taxing the citizens of Colorado who want to put food on their tables.”
“We shouldn’t be taxing the citizens of Colorado who want to put food on their tables.”
“We are by no means out of the woods. Unemployment is still far too high…”
A new wave of smokeless products has stayed below the Department of Revenue’s radar.
Companies that purport to both shred and recycle tires—in some cases burying the powder yielded from the shredding process—have been able to collect twice for the same tire.
“So far, this has been a broken promise and I’m tired of broken promises.”
“Now, at least, these folks have a direction they can go. I think the department is amazed at the number of cases utilizing this opportunity.”
Left, right jockey over jobs as vote nears on Proposition 103
“It is safe to say that applicants often wait until near the end of the amnesty period.”
“They must understand that their vehicles cause wear and tear on the roads too. Gas consumption doesn’t mirror road usage anymore.”
“Adding a tax onto public projects when public funds are scarce just doesn’t make any sense. When a government agency is working in an area making improvements, local governments are charging us for the privilege.”