TABOR (Taxpayer's Bill of Rights) in Colorado:

TABOR significantly impacts property taxes in Colorado. It requires voter approval for any new taxes or tax rate increases, including property taxes. Additionally, TABOR mandates that governments refund excess tax revenues to taxpayers, which directly affects property tax collections and limits local government's ability to increase property tax revenue without voter consent.

TABOR affects multiple tax types in Colorado, not just state income tax. It applies to property taxes, sales taxes, and other government revenue sources at both state and local levels.

TABOR was not repealed. It remains a constitutional amendment in Colorado since its adoption in 1992, though there have been subsequent modifications through other ballot measures.