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Title: Economic impacts of the University of Colorado on the state and counties of operations : final report
Date: 2012
dc.title: Economic impacts of the University of Colorado on the state and counties of operations : final report

Title: The economic impact of the 2011 drought on Southern Colorado : a combined input-output and EDMP analysis
Date: 2012
dc.title: The economic impact of the 2011 drought on Southern Colorado : a combined input-output and EDMP analysis

Title: Conservation easement tax credit, Department of Revenue Division of Real Estate : performance audit : September 2012
Date: 2012
dc.title: Conservation easement tax credit, Department of Revenue Division of Real Estate : performance audit : September 2012, Performance audit : September 2012, Office of the State Auditor (On cover), Conservation easement tax credit, Department of Revenue Division of Real Estate (Online)

Title: An evaluation of Colorado State University's Wheat Breeding Program : economic impacts on wheat yields
Date: 2012

Title: The total economic contribution of the private, recreation-based aquaculture industry in the west, a summary
Date: 2012
dc.title: The total economic contribution of the private, recreation-based aquaculture industry in the west, a summary

Title: Conservation easement tax credit, performance audit, Division of Real Estate and Department of Revenue response to recommendation no. 10
Abstract: The Conservation Easement Tax Credit Performance Audit seeks to determine whether there are effective internal controls in place at the Department of Revenue (DOR) and the Division of Real Estate (DRE) to ensure that conservation easement tax credits claimed and issued by taxpayers are valid. Recommendation 10 of the Performance Audit directs the DRE and DOR to evaluate options for protecting the State's investment in tax-credit-generating conservation easements when the conservation easement holder is no longer certified. The recommendation addresses the need to ensure the long-term value and benefit of the tax credit and notes that the State does not currently retain any long-term rights to ensure that conservation easements are maintained in perpetuity.
Date: 2012