Taxes, taxes and more taxes

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This isn't a pleasant topic. But Tax Day 2023 is April 18. With the economy in a crazy state for the past couple of years, it could be a doozy for some folks. But perhaps deducting those high-interest loans won't be so bad afterall. Take the latest What's Working poll and share a comment to help us better understand what's going on in Colorado.

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Have you filed your 2022 income taxes yet?

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A big bill

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Paying my electricity bill

Next year's property taxes since the Gallagher Amendment was repealed

My retirement

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