Taxes for Individuals
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Individual Income Tax
If you earned money from a job, business, investments, or other sources, it is likely you will need to file an income tax return with Colorado. Get started with individual income taxes below:
If you are a fiduciary for an estate or a trust that has a Colorado income tax filing obligation, you must file a Fiduciary Income Tax Return.
If you receive income from oil and gas production and mining of nonrenewable natural resources, you may need to file a severance tax return, even if you did not realize a profit from that production.
Individuals and businesses must report and pay consumer use tax when sales tax is not collected by the seller on a taxable product.
For questions about your property tax bill or assessment, you will need to contact your county. For more information on property taxes, reach out to the Colorado Department of Local Affairs.
Explore Ways to Save
There are many ways to save on your yearly state income taxes. You may qualify for the TABOR Sales Tax Refund and various income tax credits and rebates.
We’re Here to Help
The Colorado Tax Division cannot offer personalized tax advice. Please consult a tax professional for guidance specific to your situation.
If you are unable to find the information you need on this website or Revenue Online, get in touch:
- Visit us at a Taxpayer Service Center
- Call us at our Taxpayer Service Helpline
- Get extra assistance with Community Tax Resources
Explore how to set up and manage your Revenue Online account, send secure messages, and submit supporting documentation if needed.
Learn about specific tax issues by exploring our video library, signing up for upcoming webinars, or watching recordings of previous webinars.
In Colorado, we are committed to protecting your income tax refund and securing your tax filings. Learn about how we prevent tax fraud and how to protect yourself from tax scams.