A Colorado Supreme Court ruling overturning a $1.64 million business and occupation tax imposed on a T-Mobile unit bolsters a state requirement that proposed local tax changes be put on the ballot and provides what practitioners say is needed clarity on the scope of the mandate.
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“This landmark case draws a sharp line in the sand for the state and local jurisdictions trying to tax voters without their approval,” Colorado Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Loren Furman said in an emailed statement.
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