Colorado requires adding back federally deducted overtime, meaning it is taxed at the state level. How do I do that in Turbotax? Thank you for the help.

LB200 · ‎February 15, 2026

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The federally deducted amount for overtime for the 2025 tax year will not be taxable by the state of Colorado but will be in future years.

Colorado House Bill 1296, effective January 1, 2026, mandates that any federal "no tax on overtime" benefits must be added back to Colorado taxable income, meaning the state taxes this income.

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