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Holger Danske
05-27-2012, 08:46
Saw this article this morning: http://www.wnd.com/2012/05/colorado-sued-over-creation-of-new-taxes/?cat_orig=politics

cstone
05-27-2012, 09:53
Saw this article this morning: http://www.wnd.com/2012/05/colorado-sued-over-creation-of-new-taxes/?cat_orig=politics

No mention in the article "how" or "when" we will get the money back from the state. I also didn't see an estimate on how much each taxpayer is supposed to get back. I'd like to know how much ammunition I can buy and when I can make the purchase : )

Ah Pook
05-27-2012, 11:34
Good!

I hope the MSLF is successful. I used to think the CO DMV was pretty decent. I had no problem paying yearly registration. The last few years that view has made a 180˚ turn. Bridge taxes, late fees, fees, fees...has become ridiculous.

Now, when are they going to remove the "research" tax on fishing licenses?

J
05-27-2012, 11:40
No mention in the article "how" or "when" we will get the money back from the state. I also didn't see an estimate on how much each taxpayer is supposed to get back. I'd like to know how much ammunition I can buy and when I can make the purchase : )

It would be reimbursement and interest on it. Take the number of registrations you have had each year with the bridge fee, multiply by number of years, multiply by $40. Add some interest. Not sure what the interest rate is, but probably low.

sroz
05-27-2012, 11:41
No mention in the article "how" or "when" we will get the money back from the state. I also didn't see an estimate on how much each taxpayer is supposed to get back. I'd like to know how much ammunition I can buy and when I can make the purchase : )

Assuming the "tax" went into effect in 2010 at $40 per vehicle, I figure I've got $320 coming my way. You are right....that does buy a decent amount of ammo!

Irving
05-27-2012, 12:12
Great. I hope the money comes directly out of Bill Ritter's pocket!

Colorado Osprey
05-27-2012, 12:23
Interesting but it will also set legal precedence.

By not having a choice to use or not use and applying the "fee" to everyone it becomes by definition a tax.

This ought to screw Colorado Springs City Govnmt and the Rain Water Run Off Tax... seems like all the residents of Colorado Springs will be due 2 refunds.

JohnTRourke
05-27-2012, 12:37
not like it has any chance.
being heard in a government court
funded by....................taxes

fuck bill ritter.

Adawg38
05-27-2012, 12:52
Sweet! I just got my renewal notice in the mail for June. So do I pay the extra $40 now and then possibly get it back in a few years? BS!

Jer
05-27-2012, 22:27
The fee for registration and renewal is gotten ridiculous.