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Amendment 69 and ColoradoCare: It does raise income taxes by 10 percent0
- Health Care, HEALTH CARE - Op-Eds
- October 14, 2016
by Linda Gorman Judging from some comments on an earlier Complete Colorado column, at least some ColoradoCare supporters are confused about the Amendment 69 tax increases. They think that the Amendment raises payroll taxes but not income taxes. They are wrong. Section 9(3), part c, of Amendment 69 says that the Colorado Department of Revenue
READ MOREAmendment 69: ColoradoCare will bring unnecessary suffering for patients0
- Health Care, HEALTH CARE - Op-Eds
- October 14, 2016
by Linda Gorman Amendment 69 will create ColoradoCare. Its supporters say that ColoradoCare will provide outstanding health for everyone for less. Premiums and deductibles will go away. Cede control over your health care, your liberty, and an additional 10 percent of your income to an unaccountable government monopoly health provider, in return you will get
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Amendment 69 guarantees higher taxes, but not health care0
- HEALTH CARE - Op-Eds
- August 25, 2016
Amendment 69 is a deadly combination of the highest taxes in the nation and an unaccountable bureaucracy that dictates the care you may receive and the price you may pay for it.
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A Tax Disguised as a Fee: The Hospital Provider Fee Fund0
- Fiscal, FISCAL - Issue Papers, Health Care, HEALTH CARE - Issue Papers
- May 2, 2016
By calling the provider charge a fee rather than a tax, the legislature was able to collect and use the revenue from the provider charge without asking permission from the voters.
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