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Title: Tax handbook : state and local taxes in Colorado : report to the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 1992

Title: Senior homestead and disabled veteran property tax exemptions
Date: 2010

Title: Study of state and local government fiscal policy : report to the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 1999

Title: How Colorado compares in state and local taxes
Date: 2012

Title: TABOR refund mechanisms
Date: 2014
dc.title: TABOR refund mechanisms, TABOR refund mechanisms (Online)

Title: Sales and Use Tax Simplification Task Force : report to the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 2018

Title: First partial report of the Subcommittee on Boards, Bureaus, and Institutions
Date: 1955

Title: Colorado's constitutional spending limit
Date: 2015
dc.title: Colorado's constitutional spending limit

Title: Tax handbook : state and local taxes in Colorado : report to the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 1996

Title: Tax handbook : state and local taxes in Colorado ; Legislative Council report to the General Assembly
Date: 1987

Title: TABOR refund mechanisms
Date: 2000

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

Title: TABOR refund mechanisms
Date: 2010

Title: Child care contribution income tax credit
Date: 2012

Title: Colorado statistics of income : individual income tax returns filed in fiscal year 1986/87
Date: 1988

Title: Colorado statistics of income : corporation income tax returns filed in fiscal year 1983/84
Date: 1985

Title: How Colorado compares in state and local taxes
Date: 2003

Title: Colorado statistics of income : corporation income tax returns filed in fiscal year 1980/81
Date: 1983

Title: Tax handbook : state and local taxes in Colorado : report to the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 1995

Title: Distribution of marijuana tax revenue
Abstract: Three state taxes apply to marijuana, but medical and retail marijuana are taxed differently. Both medical and retail marijuana are subject to the 2.9 percent state sales tax, which is applied to most purchases in the state. Tax revenue collected from the sale of marijuana is deposited in two different funds: the Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) Fund and the Marijuana Tax Cash Fund (MCTF)
Date: 2015
dc.title: Distribution of marijuana tax revenue

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