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Title: Colorado's constitutional spending limit
Date: 2014
dc.title: Colorado's constitutional spending limit, Colorado's constitutional spending limit (Online)

Title: The effects of TABOR on municipal revenues and spending in Colorado
Abstract: Colorado's cities and towns face some of the most restrictive constitutional limits on spending and taxing found in the nation. First, the Gallagher amendment has eroded municipal property tax bases by reducing the residential assessment ratio. In addition the TABOR amendment imposed revenue and spending limits. The impacts of both these amendments, working together and separately have changed municipal governance significantly.
Date: 2001

Title: Colorado permanent tax relief since 1999
Abstract: In reaction to large and growing TABOR surpluses, many tax relief measures were passed totaling $515.5 million in FY 2003-04.
Date: 2005
dc.title: Colorado permanent tax relief since 1999

Title: Five legal limits on local government budgets in the Taxpayer's bill of rights (Tabor, Article X, Section 20, Colo. Const) and the 5.5% annual levy law (29-1-301, C.R.S.)
Date: 2006
dc.title: Five legal limits on local government budgets in the Taxpayer's bill of rights (Tabor, Article X, Section 20, Colo. Const) and the 5.5% annual levy law (29-1-301, C.R.S.)

Title: TABOR emergency provisions
Abstract: This memorandum presents information on emergency fiscal provisions in Article X, Section 20, of the Colorado Constitution (TABOR). Specifically, it discusses the emergency reserve and emergency taxation provisions contained in subsections (5)and (6) of TABOR, respectively.
Date: 2020

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