Colorado Code § 39-1-101.5

Legislative declaration - taxpayer rights
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The general assembly hereby
finds and declares that section 3 of article X of the state constitution was approved in 1982 by
the voters of Colorado in order to ensure the fair and uniform valuation for assessment of real
and personal property located in Colorado; that, since the adoption of said constitutional
amendment, the property tax system in Colorado has developed into an impersonal system which
is more concerned with the mechanisms to levy and collect such property tax than with the fair
and courteous treatment of the owners of real and personal property who pay such tax; that the
purpose of the property tax system is to raise revenues to be used for purposes which benefit the
citizens of Colorado, including such property owners; that property owners accept their civic
responsibility to pay their fair share of taxes to be used for such purposes; that all levels of
government involved in the property tax system should recognize that they exist to serve their
citizens; and that the owners of real and personal property should be accorded the respect and
courtesy which they deserve and should be provided such services which are necessary to assist
them in complying with the property tax laws of this state.

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