Per CO Dept of Revenue's definition, my spouse was 'domiciled' in CO in 2023 (maintained residence, voter registration, vehicle registration, spouse resided in CO, etc.) but he lived in a rented apt in DC for the entirety of 2023. His non-military/non-gov't employer changed his address for state tax purposes to DC. 100% of his wage income for 2023 was earned in DC and taxed by DC. I remained a full-time resident of CO. I have pension income and together we have non-wage income (dividends, cap gains, CO rental property). For state tax purposes, is he considered a Full-time Resident of CO and a Statutory Resident of DC? If doing so, will we report 100% of all our income to CO and then get a credit for state taxes paid and still owed to DC? Do we report any of his share of our non-wage income on his DC tax form? And how to achieve this in TurboTax Premier for Desktop? What a mess. Thank you in advance for your help.
