Colorado Motor Vehicle, Income, and Telecommunications Taxes and Fees Amendment (2010)

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The Colorado Motor Vehicle, Income, and Telecommunications Taxes and Fees Amendment may appear on the 2010 state ballot as an initiated constitutional amendment.

The ballot measure proposes to add a new article to title 39, taxation, of the Colorado Revised Statutes.

Some of the proposed statements in the amendment are as follows:[1]

  • Require all state and local taxes to cease on vehicle rentals and leases
  • Specify that sales rebates are not taxable
  • Require that all registration, license, and title changes combined total ten dollars yearly per vehicle
  • Set the 2011 income tax rate at four and one-half percent and require later rates to decrease a specified amount yearly until reaching a specified amount under certain conditions
  • Repeal the alternative minimum tax
  • Specify that all added charges to telecommunication service customer accounts, with the exception of 911 fees at 2009 rates, shall be tax increases

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References

  1. ↑ Colorado State Legislature,"Proposed initiative measure 2009-2010 #4, concerning motor vehicle, income, and telecommunications taxes and fees," February 6,2009
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