DENVER (KDVR) — Monday marked the first day the IRS could start accepting and processing your tax return.
Colorado filers need to keep an eye out for one key step to make sure they get all the money they are eligible for back in their wallets.
Coloradans are set to get TABOR refunds after they file their taxes this year, but the state is reminding residents that they have to opt in.
“Unfortunately, if you didn’t check that box for your taxes you filed in 2024 for tax year 2023, you did miss out on your tabor refund,” said Elisabeth Kosar, communications director for the Colorado Department of Revenue. “TABOR is something you need to opt into so please, please check that box or again have whoever is preparing your taxes check that box.” Continue reading