Center Square: Aerospace firms face competition, provide $399M in taxes
“Colorado is in a good, strong position now,” said Rachel Beck, executive director of the Colorado Chamber Foundation. “But in order for us to keep that position, we’re going to need to be more proactive in terms of how we support the industry and how we are doing economic development related to it – if we’re going to keep up with other states.”
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Colorado Sun: What’s Working: Denver business leaders change focus to what’s best about living, working in the city
The positivity differs from what other business groups have shared this year. The Colorado Chamber of Commerce said the state is losing its competitive edge in a relocation report documenting 98 companies and 13,607 jobs lost to other states due to the challenges of operating a business.
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CPR: Amendment 87: Graduated Income Tax
The Colorado Chamber of Commerce also opposes the graduated income tax. It says tax competitiveness in Colorado is already eroding, and the state is losing companies to other states.
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CPR: Proposition 136: Income Tax Rate Cap
The Colorado Chamber of Commerce supports Proposition 136, saying it would provide a predictable and competitive tax structure for businesses and individuals.
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CBS Colorado: Colorado losing businesses
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Fox 21: New report on aerospace industry
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CBS: Impacts of amendment 87 on Colorado businesses
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Fox 31: Colorado sees more competition in aerospace industry
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