Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Taxes/Regulation/Mandates
HB10-1126
Priority-based Budgeting For CO
VAAD--BROPHY
Concerning the implementation of priority-based budgeting in colorado.
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HB10-1087
End Automatic Employer Tax Withholding
SWALM--CADMAN
Concerning the elimination of the requirement that an employer withhold colorado income tax.
HB10-1094
Deadly Force Intruder Businesses
GARDNER C.--HARVEY
Concerning the use of deadly physical force against a person who makes an illegal entry into a place of business.
HB10-1017
Vol Agrmnt Affecting Rent Pvt Res Prop
KAGAN--BOYD
Concerning authorization for certain public entities to enter into voluntary agreements affecting rent on private residential property
SB10-033
Fair Legal Employment Act
SCHULTHEIS--BAUMGARDNER
Concerning the verification of the work eligibility status of new employees through the federal electronic verification program.
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SB10-120.pdf
ReplyDeletePrepaid Wireless Telephone 911 Surcharge
WHITE—RICE
Concerning the inclusion of prepaid wireless telephone service among the services subject to the surcharge that funds enhanced 911 emergency services
Concerning SB10-120
ReplyDeleteAlthough I don't really agree with any new additional taxes, if all other cell phone or land line usage is being taxed for 911, prepaid phones should not be exempt.
HB10-1126 Wow! This is really ambitious. Is it workable? This will require lots of discussion. Is the Chamber in a position to take a position on this? I recommend that we watch closely to see how it unfolds without being in the center of the debate.
ReplyDeleteHB10-1087 Nice try! This bill is clearly just a statement. It might actually be good for business, but I don’t think it has enough legs to spend any time on.
HB10-1094 So they are trying again. I’m sure there are lots of strong feelings on both sides, but I do not see this as a bill that the Chamber should engage on. Whether it passes or fails will not impact the business climate.
HB10-1017 Rent control is a bad idea for many reason, but especially because it distorts the market. Allowing for individual agreements based upon subsidies or other criteria is fine. SUPPORT
SB10-033 Sen. Schulteis is nothing if not tenacious on this issue. This version of the bill is totally punitive in nature. It does nothing to protect business or promote job and business growth. I certainly do not support the bill as written. I seriously doubt this bill merits the energy of engagement by the Chamber.
SB10-120 I could see passive support. I don’t know how complicated this is to enforce, and I think this is one that we can stand behind the telecoms and 911 agencies on, but let them take the lead.