Posted: 1/10/2010 4:44:54 PM EDT
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This will be interesting.
1) Colorado won't let you claim residence until you've been here for 90 days. 2) Since I am not a Colorado resident yet, I am technically (to my knowledge) a resident of the last state I lived in (VA) 3) I moved here November 3rd of last year. 90 days has not yet elapsed. 4) The job I worked while here is the same position with the same employer I had in VA. Do I pay Colorado income tax on the income earned while living here but not as a resident in 2009?? _MaH |
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If you earned taxable income in CO (called Colorado source income), and you file a federal tax return, you file in CO also.
CO is going to consider you a resident anyway if you have intentions to make CO your home. A Colorado resident is a person who has made a home in Colorado, or a person whose intention is to be a Colorado resident. [ยง39-22-103(8), C.R.S.]. |
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get an accountant. worth every penny. Form 104 w/schedule 104PN. This schedule will let you know what portion of your income (before federal deductions/exemptions) is taxed in CO. Go to tax colorado for info/forms etc.... |