House Bill 25B-1006 boosts health insurance affordability in Colorado by providing $100M in loans and $125M in tax credits to support subsidies for individuals.

Extends the ban on facial recognition in K-12 schools; prohibits purchase, contracts, or use by districts, safeguarding student privacy and limiting biometric surveillance.

Requires permanent Colorado add-back of the federal QBI deduction for high-income non-corporate filers (AGI > $500k single; > $1M MFJ) starting with 2026.

Colorado corporate tax changes foreign income rules: refines apportionment/sourcing, foreign tax credits, and anti-base erosion for foreign subsidiaries; impacts multinationals.