Political Sheet

Colorado Tax Credits Prove Families Spend Better Than Government

A Colorado parent at a kitchen table with bills and tax paperwork, children nearby, and the Front Range in the background.
The best help is letting families keep their money.
Written by Scott K. James

A Denver Post profile of Colorado’s family tax credits shows working families use the money for basics, while lawmakers eye cuts to feed the machine.

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