Need to skip the Colorado Innovative Motor Vehicle Credit question but don't know how

[hiverson]

Hello,

I don't own a car/vehicle and don't know how to skip the Colorado Innovative Motor Vehicle Tax Credit question. I made sure that there was no prior question asking if I own a vehicle, so I don't know why turbotax is assuming that I own a vehicle. 

The question is asking me: "Did you assign your motor vehicle tax credit to a financing company?" And when I click no, it takes me to a form that I can't skip and have fill out about my supposed car specifications, even though I DON'T own a car. So I was wondering what I can do to not fill this part out? 

If it helps, I've tried clicking "Yes" to the question, and it says that I don't qualify for the tax credit, so I can just proceed to the next portion. BUT, later on it asks me for extra documentation, which I don't have because I don't own a vehicle. So I don't think I should click yes, but that's the only way I can move forward with the rest of my taxes. 

Any help would be really appreciated. 

Thank you!

[KathrynG3]

To skip the Colorado Innovative Motor Vehicle Credit, that page needs to be removed/deleted.

• From the left menu, select
  • Tax Tools>Tools>Delete a Form
  • Scroll down to the Colorado Return and next to Colorado Innovative Motor Vehicle Credit click Delete

Do not revisit this section.

If your return still shows an error in this section, delete the entire Colorado return and start over. 

[Edited 2/14/2020 | 11:05 AM PST]

[hiverson]

Hi Kathryn, 

Thank you for your reply. It turns out that the Colorado Innovative Motor Vehicle Credit isn't a form, but a sub-section of the "104 Form: Colorado Full-year resident tax return". So, I can't delete the section Colorado Innovative Motor Vehicle Credit section because it's not a form on its own. But I also am not able to get passed it. Is it okay if I just leave that question unanswered? 

Thanks again for your help, 

Hana Iverson

[ees96]

I am having the same issue. Were you able to find a solution?

[NoNewTaxes420]

This worked for me, thanks!