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The Income Homes Bill
Tax breaks for low-income homes could help families
Tax Exemptions Low Income Rental Property Development
Good for everyday people ·
This bill would let builders of affordable homes pay less in taxes, which could mean more places for families to live.
Our take
What we think, in plain words.
This bill wants to make it cheaper to build homes for people who don't earn much money. If builders pay less in taxes, they might build more affordable apartments. This could help families find a good place to live that they can afford. But, when some properties don't pay taxes, other people or businesses might have to pay a little more to make up the difference, or the city might have less money for other things. People should think about if more affordable homes are worth the possible change in who pays taxes.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- It would give tax breaks for building rental homes for people with low incomes.
- These tax breaks would be for property taxes on these new homes.
- The bill is currently moving through the Colorado House of Representatives.
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