None of these situations apply. This is a Colorado 529 I opened shortly after my kids were born, no rollovers are involved and it's not a Coverdell -- it's a 529. And I haven't withdrawn any money from their accounts.
Even if any of those had applied, it would mean I owe money because I got the full refund. The 529 contributions are on the return I submitted from Turbotax, but not on the return on the Colorado website, yet I got the refund from line 36 of the Turbotax form, not the refund from line 36 on the form from the Colorado website. I would think if the state was purposely removing my 529 contributions from the tax return I signed and submitted, there should be some reason and I would be notified that I owe. I doubt they would remove it and allow me to keep the full amount of the refund.
