Colorado Issue 7 (1976)

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Colorado Issue 7 (1976) was a measure that exempts food and food products with certain exceptions from state sales and use taxes and repeals the food sales tax credits to require the General Assembly to enact severance taxes and corporate income taxes to offset any revenue lost. It failed.

Reference

• I&R Institute ballot measure database for Colorado

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