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The Denver metro area sales tax revenue stopped increasing in 2023 after several years of robust growth. As of the first four months of this year, metro sales tax revenue has declined half a percent.
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State government will be affected since the seven county Denver metro area represents more than half of Colorado’s population and economic activity.
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