How is IRA distribution treated for state income tax purposes? Is it a subtraction from 1040A taxable income in the sate of Colorado?

[AmyC]

It is part of your retirement income and may qualify for exemption. income from sources such as Social Security or pensions may be mostly or entirely state-tax-free for many Colorado retirees.CO has a pension and annuity deduction maximum of $24,000 based on these factors:

•  If you are 65 or older, then you can exclude up to $24,000.

• ages 55-64 up to $20,000.
• If you are younger than that, it must be income as a beneficiary, exclude up to $20,000.
• maximum to exclude, covers federally taxable IRA distributions, pensions, annuities and Social Security benefits.

See tax.colorado.gov › income-tax-subtractions

[gibri11]

Thank you for your response. I agree with your response, but turbo tax software is not subtracting the allowed $24,000 in calculating Colorado State Income Tax. What do I need to do to fix this issue.

[LindseyLO]

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