Taxes & Fees

Colorado Property Taxes

Proposition HH is one of the most complicated ballot measures ever presented to voters. Coloradans are facing historic property tax increases.

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Economic Impacts of Eliminating Colorado’s Fiduciary Tax on Resident Trusts

Mar 7, 2013

While nearby states have no taxes on trusts, Colorado’s trust tax laws are unfavorable for setting up and managing trusts…

Wyoming Trusts for Colorado Residents: Reduced Income Tax, Asset Protection, and Other Advantages

Jun 7, 2012

Colorado does not offer the ideal location for settlors seeking to use trusts to preserve dynastic family wealth, particularly in comparison to Wyoming…

CSPR 2012 Colorado Legislative Candidate Surveys

May 10, 2012

Read where the candidates for State House and State Senate stand on the important issues facing Colorado’s economic well-being…

Increasing Tax Revenues & Creating Jobs by Growing Colorado’s Trust Industry

May 8, 2012

Wealth Transfer and Trusts as a Growth Industry – The United States is entering a period of one of the largest wealth transfers in its history…

CSPR – Did You Know?

Apr 12, 2012

Dynamic Model | Energy in Colorado | Colorado Medicaid | Trust Taxes…

Economic Impacts of Eliminating Colorado’s Fiduciary Tax on Trusts

Mar 12, 2012

While nearby states have no taxes on trusts, Colorado’s trust tax laws are unfavorable for setting up and managing trusts…

Letter to Senator Scheffel in support of SB12-83

Feb 29, 2012

We are writing today to voice our support for Senate Bill 83, concerning the creation of a dynamic econometric model…

Tax Policy and the Colorado Economy

May 18, 2011

Earlier this year, Colorado Senator Rollie Heath proposed three versions of an education funding initiative to be on the ballot in November 2011…

Colorado’s Fiscal Policy

Nov 29, 2010

Colorado has faced a near perpetual budget crisis since 2000, despite dramatic cumulative increases in government revenue in recent years…

Colorado Jobs Today

Nov 29, 2010

Economic Truths – Free enterprise growth creates more jobs. More jobs create more salaries….

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