More than 50 of Colorado’s most senior executives from major employers offered a dim view of the state’s business climate in a new survey, but also said they’re pursuing plans for local growth, hiring and investment.
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“With one week until Election Day, voters should understand that Amendment 87’s impact extends well beyond personal income taxes,” said Loren Furman, president and CEO of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce, in a Monday release urging voters to oppose Amendment 87.
“These higher rates would also apply to corporate income, imposing steep tax increases on small, midsize and large employers in all industry sectors across the state and putting jobs and investment at risk,” Furman said.
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