The Colorado Chamber Opposes “Tax Haven” Bill
“We understand the intent to eliminate the shifting of income to tax havens to avoid Colorado taxes,” said Loren Furman, The Colorado Chamber’s senior vice president for state and federal relations. “But, there are many instances where legitimate business is conducted in these countries, and that income may not have been subject to Colorado tax.” […]
The Colorado Chamber Opposes “Tax Haven” Bill that Could Hurt Colorado Companies
Governor Ignites Debate Over TABOR Refund and State Spending on Transportation and K-12 Education
Bill Introduced in House to Allow Workers to Inspect Personnel Files
House Gives Final OK to Bill to Allow Local Governments to Set Minimum Wages; Resolution to Allow Voters to Increase State Minimum Wage Dies
The Colorado Chamber Federal Relations Council Sends Letter Supporting Potential Ex-Im Bank In Denver
House Committee Passes The Colorado Chamber-Opposed “FAMLI” Bill
The Colorado Chamber’s President, Chuck Berry, was Featured in NAM’s Member Focus Digital Magazine.
“We are proud to be the exclusive state affiliate for the NAM in Colorado,” Chuck Berry says, “We are more effective together.”
Stalemate at the Colorado Statehouse
“I have little hope that anything of substance or anything that has controversy will land on the governor’s desk,” states The Colorado Chamber’s Loren Furman in the March 13th edition of the Denver Business Journal.