This publication includes information on three Colorado investment tax credits (ITC) available that relate to the federal business investment tax credit: Enterprise zone investment tax credit, new investment tax credit and old investment tax credit., Caption title., "08/10.", Mode of access: World Wide Web.
This publication includes information on three Colorado investment tax credits (ITC) available that relate to the federal business investment tax credit: Enterprise zone investment tax credit, new investment tax credit and old investment tax credit., "05/14.12/11.", Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed April 2018)
This publication includes information on three Colorado investment tax credits (ITC) available that relate to the federal business investment tax credit: Enterprise zone investment tax credit, new investment tax credit and old investment tax credit., Caption title., "12/11."
prepared for the Colorado Department of Revenue ; authors Adam Orens, Miles Light, Jacob Rowberry, Jeremy Matsen, Brian Lewandowski., "August 10, 2015.", "This report was commissioned under Colorado HB 14-1361. The Colorado Department of Revenue retained the University of Colorado, Leeds School of Business, Business Research Division, in partnership with the Marijuana Policy Group, and BBC Research & Consulting, to produce an unbiased and scientific report for the purpose of rulemaking by Colorado stakeholders." -- Cover verso., Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed May 2019)
Shortly after the legalization of adult use marijuana in Colorado in 2014, the Colorado Department of Revenue's Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) requested an estimate of the market size, in metric tons, for marijuana for medical and adult use consumers. It was also noted that it would be helpful to revisit market size and demand over time as more official market data are collected through the state's inventory tracking system. This market update is the culmination of those efforts. It provides an updated view and assessment of Colorado's regulated marijuana markets through 2017, and it improves upon the original 2014 market study methods., Adam Orens [and 5 others]., "Released: August 2018.", "Prepared for Colorado Department of Revenue, Marijuana Enforcement Division.", Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed February 2021)
