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AS a current year CA resident, all your income is reportable and taxable. CA will give you a credit or partial credit for any tax you pay CO.
There may be some question as to whether CO can tax you, but your employer thinks they can, so he took out CO withholding.
You will need to file a CO non resident return. I suggest you call CO tax dept and explain the situation, to see if you file for a refund of all the withholding or a regular non resident return.
When you earn money in more than one State, you usually have to file in both States.
Each State does it differently, but all states take your tax payments to other States into account, so you will not be taxed twice on the same income.
To ensure accurate calculations, we strongly recommend preparing your nonresident state return before you prepare any resident or part-year state returns.
See the TurboTax website:How do I file a nonresident state return? for further information.
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