Artificial intelligence, federal tax code up in Colorado legislature
Artificial intelligence, federal tax code up in Colorado legislature
Publish Date: 2026-05-04 14:35:00
Source Domain: www.timescall.com
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Urgency in the Capitol: Colorado lawmakers have 10 days left to finalize their work, with schedules being more flexible as they negotiate and try to fit in debates and procedures.
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Tax Code Overhaul: The House will vote on bills that would separate Colorado’s tax code from federal changes, ending some state tax cuts for corporations to fund the Family Affordability Tax Credit program.
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Credit Card Fees Limit: The House Finance Committee is set to review Senate Bill 134, aiming to limit “swipe fees” on credit card transactions.
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Legal Challenges to Federal Officials: The Senate Judiciary Committee will review Senate Bill 176, the “No Kings Act,” which would permit Colorado residents to sue federal officials for alleged constitutional violations.
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AI Regulation Update: There will be a first hearing on a bill to update Colorado’s regulations on artificial intelligence and antidiscrimination protections, a topic of past legislative controversy.
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Abortion Pill Accessibility: The Senate Health and Human Services Committee will consider House Bill 1335 to require that abortion pills be stocked in campus pharmacies.
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AI in Therapy Regulation: The same committee will also review House Bill 1195, which aims to prevent the use of AI by mental health professionals in direct therapy.
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Murder Charge Revisions: The Senate Judiciary Committee will debate House Bill 1281, which seeks to change murder charges for killings due to extreme indifference and introduce charges for criminally negligent homicide based on driving conduct.
