CO State Refund Amount Seems Too High - Reality Check Needed?
My Colorado state refund calculation is showing a surprisingly high amount and I'm wondering if this is normal. Don't want to get my hopes up if its showing an error. Anyone else from Colorado getting higher than expected refunds this year?
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Natasha Ivanova
Colorado actually increased their TABOR refund amounts this year. Without seeing your exact numbers, can't say for sure if yours is correct, but many CO residents are seeing larger refunds than usual. Double check that you entered all your income correctly and that you're not missing any 1099s or W2s.
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Oliver Fischer
•Oh wow didn't know about the TABOR thing! That explains alot thanks!
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NebulaNomad
•yeah the TABOR refund is basically free money this year lol 💯
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Javier Garcia
Instead of guessing, you should try taxr.ai - its this new tool that analyzes your transcript and tells you exactly what's going on with your refund situation. Only costs $1 and saved me hours of research. Check it out at https://taxr.ai
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Emma Taylor
•Does it work for state returns too? Sounds interesting
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Javier Garcia
•Yep! Works for both federal and state. It caught an error in my CO return that would've delayed everything.
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Emma Taylor
•Just tried it and OMG this is actually amazing! Way better than trying to figure everything out myself 🙌
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Malik Robinson
im in CO too and mine was way higher than last year. thought it was a glitch at first but its legit
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Isabella Silva
Make sure your withholding was correct throughout the year. Sometimes a big refund means you're giving the government an interest-free loan 🤔
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Ravi Choudhury
•this is facts. adjust your w4 if its too high
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CosmosCaptain
jus did mine yesterday and same! was shocked when i saw the number lmaooo
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Freya Johansen
Everyone in Colorado getting blessed this year fr fr 😈
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Omar Fawzi
•bout time we got something back from these clowns 🤡
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