2025HB 1335

Limiting Access to Tax Credits through Growth Triggers

2025 - Colorado Senate

Conservatives Oppose

Description

HB 1335 changes how the availability of certain state income tax credits is calculated by tying them to compound annual growth rate metrics, potentially restricting when taxpayers can benefit from them. CPAC opposes convoluted formulas that make genuine tax relief harder to access and opposed this bill. The Colorado Senate passed HB 1335 on May 5, 2025, in a 34-1 vote. The Colorado House passed HB 1335 on May 2, 2025, in a 56-7 vote. Governor Jared Polis signed the measure into law.

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Legislators · 35

Legislator	Party	Lifetime Rating	Vote
Judy Amabile CO	Democrat	0%	Leftist
Mark Baisley CO	Republican	96%	Leftist
Matt Ball CO	Democrat	6%	Leftist
Jeff Bridges CO	Democrat	7%	Leftist
Scott Bright CO	Republican	59%	Leftist
John Carson CO	Republican	88%	Conservative
Marc Catlin CO	Republican	65%	Leftist
James Coleman CO	Democrat	7%	Leftist
Lisa Cutter CO	Democrat	3%	Leftist
Jessie Danielson CO	Democrat	8%	Leftist
Lindsey Daugherty CO	Democrat	12%	Leftist
Thomas Exum Sr. CO	Democrat	4%	Leftist
Lisa Frizell CO	Republican	73%	Leftist
Julie Gonzales CO	Democrat	3%	Leftist
Nick Hinrichsen CO	Democrat	10%	Leftist
Dafna Michaelson Jenet CO	Democrat	1%	Leftist
Iman Jodeh CO	Democrat	0%	Leftist
Cathy Kipp CO	Democrat	6%	Leftist
Barbara Kirkmeyer CO	Republican	77%	Leftist
Chris Kolker CO	Democrat	3%	Leftist
Larry Liston CO	Republican	83%	Leftist
Paul Lundeen CO	Republican	84%	Leftist
Janice Marchman CO	Democrat	6%	Leftist
Kyle Mullica CO	Democrat	7%	Leftist
Rod Pelton CO	Republican	83%	Leftist
Byron Pelton CO	Republican	82%	Leftist
Janice Rich CO	Republican	81%	Leftist
Dylan Roberts CO	Democrat	8%	Leftist
Robert Rodriguez CO	Democrat	4%	Leftist
Cleave Simpson CO	Republican	71%	Leftist
Marc Snyder CO	Democrat	18%	Leftist
Tom Sullivan CO	Democrat	3%	Leftist
Katie Wallace CO	Democrat	7%	Leftist
Mike Weissman CO	Democrat	0%	Leftist
Faith Winter CO	Democrat	7%	Leftist