Deciphering Claims About Ref C ; You'd Get Less Money Back, but Your Tax Rate Wouldn't Change
Gazette, The; Colorado Springs, Colo. › October 12, 2005
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DENVER - It's kind of an unwritten rule in Colorado that elected officials who suggest a tax increase are committing political suicide.
So it's no wonder that one of the biggest rhetorical tussles of the debate on Referendums C and D centers on whether the $3.7 billion state budget bailout is a tax increase.See the full content of this document
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Deciphering Claims About Ref C ; You'd Get Less Money Back, but Your Tax Rate Wouldn't Change
Backers of the Nov. 1 ballot measure point out that it would mean billions of dollars for transportation, education and health care without changing Colorado's income tax rate...
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