If voters let the Colorado legislature tap into the TABOR surplus, tax credits may become much more complicated
If the legislature and then voters sign off on the plan, every dollar of the surplus used for a tax credit over the next decade or more would be a dollar that could have otherwise been used for the general fund
Your gift fuels our journalism
Everyone deserves to have someone looking out for them, including you. That’s why we made it our job.
When you give to The Colorado Sun, you’re defending facts, funding truth-seekers and keeping our communities informed.
Help us keep our news free with a donation today.
The 2026 Legislative Preview
FEB
12
A Conversation with Colorado Parks & Wildlife: Wolverines
MAY
01
Colorado SunFest 2026
What is a river?
▶ How the Arkansas River continues to shape the communities that have historically relied on it. Full series
Aging in Colorado
▶ How shifting demographics are impacting housing, the workforce and quality of life in the state. Full series
High cost of Colorado
▶ From housing to a night at Red Rocks, the struggle to afford our state is real. Full series
The Colorado Sun is part of The Trust Project. Read our policies.
