Income Tax News Media Guide
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More than 2.6 million Colorado taxpayers who file income tax returns want to know…
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What’s new for the 2013 filing season?
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How to get faster refunds?
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Which electronic filing option is best for me?
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Where to get tax information and forms?
As news reporters and editors, you want to give Coloradans the most accurate and up-to-date information about what matters to them. The most pertinent and updated income tax information is available in this publication.
Pay special attention to the Colorado e-file section. In 2012, nearly 75 percent of Colorado returns were filed electronically, either using a tax preparer, or an electronic service.
The Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) is committed to providing information and services that help taxpayers file their returns conveniently, accurately, and securely.
The “official” tax season is from January 1, 2013 until April 15, 2013. Naturally, different topics are of higher interest to taxpayers during different times in the season.
Table of Contents
What's new for the 2012 Income Tax Year?
Income Tax Statistics*
General Filing Information
Checkoffs - Donations to Worthy Causes
Colorado e-file
Filing Information for Military Servicepersons
When to Expect Refunds
Intercepted Refunds
Failure to Pay is Costly
Automated Services and Office Locations
*Includes Corporation, Individual Income Tax, Trusts and Partnerships