I had oil royalties in 2017, and my return that I processed on Turbo Tax didn't say I owed any taxes in Colorado, but now Colorado is saying I have to pay state tax.

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Mailed tax return to state of colorado on middle of April until today still say not received are they so slow in processing paper tax return?

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I had oil royalties in 2017, and my return that I processed on Turbo Tax didn't say I owed any taxes in Colorado, but now Colorado is saying I have to pay state tax.

I had oil royalties in 2017, and my return that I processed on Turbo Tax didn't say I owed any taxes in Colorado, but now Colorado is saying I have to pay state tax.

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