Colorado’s property tax picture was muddied last Friday afternoon when members of a bipartisan state commission tasked with overhauling the tax code called for big changes to a draft proposal created by Democrats in the legislature, saying parts were either totally unworkable or needed major reworking.
The disconnect, with less than a week left in Colorado’s 2024 legislative session, will heap pressure onto state lawmakers as they race to come up with a bill to head off measures cutting property taxes placed or being pursued for the November ballot by a conservative group.
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