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Panic over property taxes: Pay now or pay more later
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The last days of 2017 were hectic for one Arapahoe County agency, as President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. By the end of last week, the Arapahoe County Treasurer’s Office had collected around $20 million more in early property tax payments than it had the year prior. With Trump’s signing of…
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FEEDBACK: Tank in Trump’s shadow; t’anks for the tax cuts
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How’s Tom gonna win where Trump couldn’t? I spent a lot of time in 2016 helping the Trump campaign. We did OK. We crushed eastern Colorado. Heck, we even won Pueblo County! But we lost Colorado by 5 points. To Hillary. So, riddle me this: For those of you who think Tom Tancredo can win…
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FEEDBACK: The perils of legal pot; thanks for tax reform
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Don’t overlook the hidden costs of legal marijuana For those of us of a certain age, the term “snake-oil-salesman” is common to describe someone who will try to sell us something that will cure all our ills, heal our wounds and generally make our lives better with one simple product. For Coloradans that product is…
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U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman sets Wednesday telephone town hall to discuss ‘critical issues’
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U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman, an Aurora Republican, plans to hold an hour-long telephone town hall Wednesday evening, his office announced, as tax reform legislation barrels its way through Congress and a deadline for a crucial spending bill looms. The conference call is scheduled for 6:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Register here to receive a call at the…
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Colorado could lose millions in mineral lease revenues under tax bill
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Hundreds of Colorado cities, counties and school districts could lose as much as $21 million in mining payments if the Republican Tax Cuts and Jobs Act working its way through Congress passes in its current form. That’s the claim by the left-leaning Center for American Progress, which last week reported the tax bill would balloon…
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National Democrats, pro-Obamacare group hammer Mike Coffman for vote supporting tax bill
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and Save My Care, an organization opposed to repealing the Affordable Care Act, are targeting U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman with digital ads criticizing his support for Republican-sponsored tax reform legislation, the groups said Monday. The DCCC is unleashing ads on vulnerable GOP incumbents, including Coffman, who voted for the House…
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TIPTON: Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will be a winner for Colorado
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This past week the House of Representatives took a historic step forward and passed a comprehensive tax reform package. The last time the tax code was reformed was 1986, and since then it has become convoluted, burdensome and has started working against Coloradan families and businesses. It is past time for tax reform, and the…
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College students and grads will be just fine under the tax bill
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After Republican lawmakers released the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, a predictable flurry of attempts came about to discredit the legislation and its push to eliminate numerous special-interest deductions and loopholes currently consuming the tax code. One of the prime expressions of fear-mongering is on student loans and higher-education costs. Although imperfect and bearing many…







