Bills aimed at saving money for Colorado families, businesses, and mental health professionals cleared a hurdle in the House Finance Committee last week. If passed by the legislature as a whole, the three bills could amount to $60 million in annual savings for Coloradans and provide some measure of relief from economic inflation.
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Lawmakers Should Address Social and Racial Inequalities Through Tax Reform, Say Panelists
Inequality under the federal tax code amounts to “a civil rights issue.” That’s what Dr. Dorothy A. Brown, a nationally renowned tax expert, told a Colorado audience on Monday in a discussion organized by Colorado’s Fund Our Future, a coalition of progressive groups including Colorado Fiscal Institute, the Center for Health Progress, and others.