News Brief: District Court Blocks Colorado’s version of the Amazon Tax

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Clear The Bench Colorado’s Director Matt Arnold testified before both the state House and Senate committees that the Amazon Tax was a violation of both the Colorado Constitution (Article X, Section 20 – TABOR) and the US Constitution before the law was passed back in 2010.
http://www.clearthebenchcolorado.org/2010/07/01/as-predicted-amazon-tax-exploiting-colorado-supreme-court-ruling-enabling-unconstitutional-dirty-dozen-tax-increases-challenged-in-federal-court/

Instead of heeding the warning, the Democrat-controlled legislature passed what was clearly an unconstitutional law (depending, no doubt, on a then reliably anti-constitutional Colorado Supreme Court to uphold the law) which not only failed to collect any tax revenue, but wound up costing the state tens if not hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to defend the indefensible in federal court when the law was (predictably) challenged.

Perhaps if instead of coming up with creative ways to dig deeper into the pockets of Colorado’s taxpayers the legislature would have focused on ways to actually cut spending (a problem of approach shared by a wide variety of government and quasi-government institutions) our state would be in better financial condition – government and people alike.