What forms do I need to complete for my Colorado state taxes?
To successfully file your Colorado state taxes, you will typically need to complete two main forms: the Colorado Individual Income Tax Return (Form 104) and the appropriate schedule(s) for your specific tax circumstances. Form 104 serves as the primary tax return document, where you provide information about your income, deductions, and credits. Additionally, you may need to attach specific schedules, such as Schedule 1 for adjustments, Schedule 2 for nonresident or part-year residency, or the Digital Goods form for digital purchases. It's essential to use the correct forms and schedules that match your tax situation to ensure accurate filing and avoid potential delays or penalties. For comprehensive guidance, consult the Colorado Department of Revenue's official website or obtain assistance from tax professionals.
Answered May 3, 2024
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