Proposition KK would create a Colorado firearms and ammunition tax

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Colorado would create an excise tax on firearms and ammunition, primarily to pay for victim services, if voters approve Proposition KK in the November election. Here's an explainer.

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Proposition KK would tax gun, ammunition sales in Colorado, with money going to victim services

Ballot measure proposes excise tax set at 6.5%, raising an estimated $39 million per year

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