Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review: Even if Prop HH passes, property taxes are still going up
Mark Hillman argues that the Colorado state legislature can cut taxes anytime; it doesn't need voter approval.
Mark Hillman argues that the Colorado state legislature can cut taxes anytime; it doesn't need voter approval.
A Colorado man and a Texas man are facing charges of federal tax fraud.
Proponents and opponents of Proposition HH are making their case to Colorado voters
Revenue is expected to increase by 3 percent in fiscal year 2023-24.
The IRS announced it will significantly slow its processing of Employee Retention Tax credits.
Forty-four percent of Colorado households with children had difficulties paying for basic necessities.
The IRS announced new enforcement initiatives.
Elected officials in Colorado are sounding the alarm on a possible change to Internal Revenue Service rules.
The Internal Revenue Service proposed guidance on how it will treat payments made by a variety of state refund and benefit programs.
Federal employees don't know where they have gone.