Question:
How does a resident of Colorado serving in the military
outside of the United States for 305 days of the year file a Colorado
income tax return?
A serviceperson who is a full-year Colorado resident who spends at least
305 days of the tax year outside of the 50-state boundary of the United
States while stationed outside of the United States for active military
duty may file as a nonresident on the Colorado income tax return. The
serviceperson's spouse may also file as a nonresident if the spouse accompanies
the serviceperson outside of the country for at least 305 days of the
tax year while they are stationed there on active military duty. A
serviceperson or their spouse who meets the above criteria to file as a
nonresident is not required to do so and may continue to file as a
Colorado resident if they wish.
For Further Information:
FYI Income 21 |
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