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State economists predict that Coloradans will receive refunds under the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights for the next few years, though they will not be as large as the two most

Coloradan taxpayers can each expect an extra $800 back when they file their state income taxes early next year via TABOR, state officials said Wednesday in a hearing by the Joint Budget Committee.

Colorado economists predict that taxpayers will receive a refund under the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights for the next three years.

Coloradan taxpayers can each expect an extra $800 back when they file their state income taxes early next year via TABOR, state officials said Wednesday in a hearing by the Joint Budget Committee.

Coloradan taxpayers can each expect an extra $800 back when they file their state income taxes early next year via TABOR, state officials said Wednesday in a hearing by the Joint Budget Committee.

Colorado's getting more money from taxes on nicotine products than it thought would. Now, it wants voters to let them use the excess to fund Universal Preschool.

Colorado can expect a “soft landing” from the recent inflationary spike and a lower chance of a recession in the near future, state economists predicted in a forecast released Wednesday.

Colorado can expect a “soft landing” from the recent inflationary spike and a lower chance of a recession in the near future, state economists predicted in a forecast released Wednesday.

Colorado can expect a “soft landing” from the recent inflationary spike and a lower chance of a recession in the near future, state economists predicted in a forecast released Wednesday.

Colorado taxpayers will be sent even larger refund checks next year than expected after state tax revenues finished the fiscal year much higher than budget analysts for the Legislature and in the gove...