Democrats split on graduated income tax amendment

Democrats split on graduated income tax amendment

While no prominent Republicans have come out against Colorado’s proposed graduated income tax amendment, the state’s majority party appears split, with some top Democrats worried it could negatively affect small businesses. If Amendment 87 passes, ballot measure authors say Colorado taxpayers and businesses earning less than $500,000 annually would pay less in income taxes, while […]

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