CLICS Archive
Dashboard
Bill Archiver
Bill Runs
Bill Archives
Bills
Schedules
Schedule Runs
Schedules
Committees
Committee Runs
Committees
Meeting Runs
Meetings
Legislators
Legislator Runs
Legislators
Settings
Back to Archives
Archive #24902
Metadata
Bill Number
SB26-116
HTTP Status
200
Valid JSON
Valid
Archived At
2026-02-23 11:51:17 MST
Created At
2026-02-23 11:51:17 MST
Parsed JSON
{ "votes": [], "active": "T", "origin": "Senate", "lls_num": "26-0561", "session": "2026A", "subject": [ "Fiscal Policy & Taxes" ], "bill_num": "SB26-116", "sponsors": [ { "id": "YZ001", "title": "Representative", "s_type": "Prime Sponsor", "chamber": "House", "full_name": "Yara Zokaie", "last_name": "Zokaie", "first_name": "Yara", "sponsor_order": "2" }, { "id": "MW001", "title": "Senator", "s_type": "Prime Sponsor", "chamber": "Senate", "full_name": "Mike Weissman", "last_name": "Weissman", "first_name": "Mike", "sponsor_order": "1" } ], "bill_files": [ { "url": "https://www.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2026A/csl.nsf/0/B19E23551B90785287258D4D006E547B/$File/116_01.pdf", "date": "02/19/2026", "label": "Introduced", "url_html": "https://www.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2026A/csl.nsf/0/B19E23551B90785287258D4D006E547B/$File/116_01.html", "lastModified": "02/19/2026 11:25:37 AM" } ], "committees": [ { "id": "S_FIN_2026A", "name": "Finance", "chamber": "Senate" } ], "long_title": "Concerning the taxation of property, and, in connection therewith, authorizing municipalities to levy a lodging tax, clarifying the valuation for assessment of lodging property, extending the portable qualified-senior primary residence benefit, and modifying the taxation of business personal property.", "bill_status": "In Committee - SEN Finance", "short_title": "Property Tax Modifications", "bill_summary": "<html><body><p> <b>Sections 1, 2, </b> and <b>3</b> of the bill give municipalities the authority, upon voter approval, to levy a lodging tax up to the same rate and for the same purposes allowed to counties to be collected, administered, and enforced by the state. The bill prohibits, commencing on and after January 1, 2027, any municipal tax on lodging or on the business of providing lodging that is not a municipal lodging tax adopted in accordance with the requirements of <b>section 3.</b> An existing municipal tax on lodging or on the business of providing lodging adopted on or before December 31, 2026, is allowed to continue under the bill. However, there can be no tax rate increase, expansion of tax base, or material change in uses of the tax revenue absent adoption of a municipal lodging tax that is in accordance with the requirements of <b>section 3.</b></p><p> <b>Section 4</b> clarifies that, notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, in any case in which the income approach is used to determine the actual value of any lodging property, the assessor shall include "net rental income" and "resort fee income", each income amount capitalized to value at a rate typical within the relevant market in the actual value of the lodging property. "Net rental income" means the net operating income generated from payments made in connection with the rental of the lodging property, including any unit within or connected to the lodging property, whether or not the unit is individually and separately owned, after the deduction of expenses typical in the relevant market and excluding any rents remitted to a unit owner for use of the owner's unit. "Resort fee income" means the net income generated from the collection of any fee or charge, however denominated, by the property, that is retained by the property but does not include any fee or charge amounts that the property remits to any county, city, city and county, special district, or other local government.</p><p> <b>Sections 5</b> and <b>6</b> extend the portable qualified-senior primary residence benefit created for property tax years 2025 and 2026 to future property tax years.</p><p> <b>Section 7</b> changes the state property tax exemption for business personal property, commencing on and after January 1, 2027, by setting the exemption threshold for such property at $60,000, without an adjustment for inflation, and by eliminating the reimbursement provision for property tax losses due to the exemption.</p><p> <b>Sections 8</b> and <b>9</b> subject the municipal lodging tax authorized by <b>section 3</b> to the department of revenue's administrative scope and mandatory electronic filing and payment requirements.<i>(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)</i></p></body></html>", "progress_bar": [ { "end": "F", "label": "Introduced", "position": 1 }, { "end": "F", "label": "Under Consideration", "position": 2 } ], "special_type": "", "bill_category": "Taxation", "allow_testimony": "F", "amendment_files": [], "full_bill_topic": "Property Tax Modifications", "long_bill_files": [], "GHG_report_files": [], "preamended_files": [], "bill_sub_category": "Property", "fiscal_note_files": [], "is_budget_package": "No", "session_laws_files": "", "summarized_history": [ { "date": "02/19/2026", "action": "Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Finance", "location": "Senate" } ], "research_note_files": [], "bill_sub_sub_category": "Other", "committee_report_files": [], "demographic_note_files": [], "updated_bill_summary_files": [], "budget_staff_analysis_files": [], "first_chamber_third_reading_date": "", "second_chamber_third_reading_date": "" }
Raw Response
{"bill_num":"SB26-116","lls_num":"26-0561","origin":"Senate","short_title":"Property Tax Modifications","full_bill_topic":"Property Tax Modifications","long_title":"Concerning the taxation of property, and, in connection therewith, authorizing municipalities to levy a lodging tax, clarifying the valuation for assessment of lodging property, extending the portable qualified-senior primary residence benefit, and modifying the taxation of business personal property.","special_type":"","bill_category":"Taxation","bill_sub_category":"Property","bill_sub_sub_category":"Other","is_budget_package":"No","subject":["Fiscal Policy & Taxes"],"bill_status":"In Committee - SEN Finance","sponsors":[{"id":"YZ001","title":"Representative","first_name":"Yara","last_name":"Zokaie","full_name":"Yara Zokaie","s_type":"Prime Sponsor","chamber":"House","sponsor_order":"2"},{"id":"MW001","title":"Senator","first_name":"Mike","last_name":"Weissman","full_name":"Mike Weissman","s_type":"Prime Sponsor","chamber":"Senate","sponsor_order":"1"}],"committees":[{"id":"S_FIN_2026A","chamber":"Senate","name":"Finance"}],"first_chamber_third_reading_date":"","second_chamber_third_reading_date":"","summarized_history":[{"date":"02/19/2026","location":"Senate","action":"Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Finance"}],"progress_bar":[{"position":1,"label":"Introduced","end":"F"},{"position":2,"label":"Under Consideration","end":"F"}],"active":"T","session":"2026A","allow_testimony":"F","long_bill_files":[],"bill_files":[{"date":"02/19/2026","lastModified":"02/19/2026 11:25:37 AM","label":"Introduced","url":"https://www.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2026A/csl.nsf/0/B19E23551B90785287258D4D006E547B/$File/116_01.pdf","url_html":"https://www.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2026A/csl.nsf/0/B19E23551B90785287258D4D006E547B/$File/116_01.html"}],"fiscal_note_files":[],"research_note_files":[],"budget_staff_analysis_files":[], "preamended_files":[],"committee_report_files":[],"updated_bill_summary_files":[],"demographic_note_files":[],"GHG_report_files":[],"bill_summary":"<html><body><p> <b>Sections 1, 2, </b> and <b>3</b> of the bill give municipalities the authority, upon voter approval, to levy a lodging tax up to the same rate and for the same purposes allowed to counties to be collected, administered, and enforced by the state. The bill prohibits, commencing on and after January 1, 2027, any municipal tax on lodging or on the business of providing lodging that is not a municipal lodging tax adopted in accordance with the requirements of <b>section 3.</b> An existing municipal tax on lodging or on the business of providing lodging adopted on or before December 31, 2026, is allowed to continue under the bill. However, there can be no tax rate increase, expansion of tax base, or material change in uses of the tax revenue absent adoption of a municipal lodging tax that is in accordance with the requirements of <b>section 3.</b></p><p> <b>Section 4</b> clarifies that, notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, in any case in which the income approach is used to determine the actual value of any lodging property, the assessor shall include "net rental income" and "resort fee income", each income amount capitalized to value at a rate typical within the relevant market in the actual value of the lodging property. "Net rental income" means the net operating income generated from payments made in connection with the rental of the lodging property, including any unit within or connected to the lodging property, whether or not the unit is individually and separately owned, after the deduction of expenses typical in the relevant market and excluding any rents remitted to a unit owner for use of the owner's unit. "Resort fee income" means the net income generated from the collection of any fee or charge, however denominated, by the property, that is retained by the property but does not include any fee or charge amounts that the property remits to any county, city, city and county, special district, or other local government.</p><p> <b>Sections 5</b> and <b>6</b> extend the portable qualified-senior primary residence benefit created for property tax years 2025 and 2026 to future property tax years.</p><p> <b>Section 7</b> changes the state property tax exemption for business personal property, commencing on and after January 1, 2027, by setting the exemption threshold for such property at $60,000, without an adjustment for inflation, and by eliminating the reimbursement provision for property tax losses due to the exemption.</p><p> <b>Sections 8</b> and <b>9</b> subject the municipal lodging tax authorized by <b>section 3</b> to the department of revenue's administrative scope and mandatory electronic filing and payment requirements.<i>(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)</i></p></body></html>","amendment_files":[],"session_laws_files":"","votes":[]}