In this case using the category "Other (not classified)" would be a more appropriate entry. FAMLI is not a tax. It's a premium and it is not tax deductible, even if you itemize your deductions.
FAMLI on a Colorado tax return refers to the Family and Medical Leave Insurance program. This program is a state-run paid leave program that started in 2024.
This program is funded by premiums that are deducted from employee paychecks, which are often shown in Box 14 of a Form W-2. These premiums are generally tax-exempt for Colorado state income tax purposes.
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