Taft private client partner Curtis Bankers spoke with Bloomberg about Colorado’s proposed Amendment 87, which would increase taxes on high-income individuals. The amendment could have significant implications for Colorado taxpayers, including individuals and families who’s financial and estate planning strategies may be affected by changes to state tax policy.

In discussing the proposed amendment, Bankers highlighted the concerns he is hearing from clients about its potential impact.

“All of my clients would be affected by this,” Bankers said. “The main takeaway is they’re all very worried.”

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Bankers represents ultra-high-net-worth individuals, families, and family offices. He partners with clients and their advisors to offer comprehensive legal counsel and strategic planning on all aspects of estate planning, business-succession planning, wealth-transfer planning, family office structuring and administration, estate and trust administration, U.S. federal transfer-tax planning, and U.S. federal gift and estate tax audits.