Questioning Tax Disparities
A recent column by Chris Romer on property taxes has raised eyebrows, suggesting that condotels and residential properties are shouldering a heavier tax burden per foot than hotels.
This disparity has prompted questions about the fairness of the current tax system, with many wondering why condotels are being "piled on" while hotels seem to be paying less in taxes.
Why are we piling on condotels and not hotels?
Meanwhile, various job openings are available in the area, including positions at Wendy's, Gore Range Montessori, Oh Honey Day Spa, and Mountain Dermatology Specialists.
Author's summary: Tax disparities spark questions about fairness.
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