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Colorado - How to Apply Refund to Estimated Tax Payments
If a taxpayer owes additional taxes to Colorado during the year, they may be required to make estimated tax payments for the following tax year.
Colorado Property Tax/Rent/Heat Credit (PTC) Rebate
The Property Tax, Rent, and Heat (PTC) Rebate is available for Colorado residents with low income who are older or have disabilities in order to help with their property tax, rent, and/or heat expenses this winter and beyond.
Colorado - Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State
Colorado residents may claim a nonrefundable credit for taxes paid to another state.
Colorado TABOR Refund Missing on an Already Filed Return
The Colorado resident individual income tax return calculates the TABOR refund if the taxpayer qualifies and the return is filed by the deadline, whether original or extended.
Colorado - Amount paid with request for extension
When a taxpayer makes a payment with their Colorado extension, the payment amount should be included on the Colorado tax return.
Colorado - Military Retirement/Pension Income
In Colorado, a retired servicemember under the age of 55 can claim the military retirement subtraction up to a maximum of $15,000 (for tax years 2022 through 2028).
Colorado Military Pay and Spouse Income
Resident - If the taxpayer is a resident of Colorado they are subject to Colorado income tax on all income regardless of the source.
Colorado PDF File attachment
Supporting documentation must be submitted to the Colorado Department of Revenue in order to prove eligibility for certain credits and/or subtractions claimed on the Colorado Income Tax Return.
Where do I make a Payment for Colorado Automatic Extension of Time to File?
Colorado allows an automatic extension to October 15th without filing an extension form.
Where Do I Set Up Estimated Payments for Colorado?
The estimated payment vouchers can be printed from this menu by selecting Print Estimate Coupons or can be printed from the View Results menu in the federal return.
Where Do I Enter Contributions to Colorado's CollegeInvest 529 Plan?
Contributions to a Colorado CollegeInvest 529 plan can be subtracted from income on the Colorado individual income tax return.