Colorado lawmakers propose tax breaks to help lure Sundance to Boulder
A bipartisan quartet of Colorado lawmakers introduced legislation this week that would establish a framework for providing tax credits to the Sundance Film Festival, which last fall named Boulder one of three finalists to host the world-renowned event for a decade beginning in 2027.
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