Gov. Jared Polis says Colorado TABOR refunds are not likely next year because of restraints resulting from the One Big Beautiful Bill.

Despite objections from legislative staff and Republican opposition, Senate Democrats on Friday moved forward with a proposal to reroute $306 million in taxpayer refunds. Already, critics are ...

The Colorado State Senate gave initial approval Friday to a proposed ballot measure that would eliminate billions of dollars in refunds under the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, or TABOR.

Colorado voters could decide this fall whether billions of dollars that would otherwise be returned as refunds under the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights should instead go to public schools under a ballot ...

Rallying alongside a crowd of educators at the Colorado Capitol last week, Democratic lawmakers unveiled a new plan to raise the state’s decades-old revenue cap and unleash billions of dollars in new ...

Tax season is well underway, with almost half of U.S. taxpayers typically filing by mid-March, according to historic IRS filing trends. As residents begin getting their 2026 refunds, some are spotting ...

A question headed to the November ballot will ask Colorado residents to give up money from their Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights ...

Supporters of a ballot measure to raise the state's TABOR cap to fund K-12 education at a March 5 news conference at the state Capitol. Colorado voters could decide this fall whether billions of ...