Denver’s City Council is asking voters to increase the sales tax by 0.25 percent for programs to get people out of homelessness.
The tax, amounting to 2.5 cents on every $10 purchased, would raise an estimated $40 million a year (likely less in the first year because of the current pandemic-caused economic downturn) for a Homelessness Resolution Fund.
The tax, amounting to 2.5 cents on every $10 purchased, would raise an estimated $40 million a year (likely less in the first year because of the current pandemic-caused economic downturn) for a Homelessness Resolution Fund.
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