Colorado passes graduated income tax, eliminating flat rate
Eschewing the state’s flat rate, Colorado voters have adopted a graduated income tax system, in which higher-income earners face a bigger liability — a move meant to raise $2.7 billion more for state operations. As of Friday morning, Amendment 87 has secured 51% of the vote, giving the “yes” vote a lead of roughly 71,000. Backers […]
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