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The document is the 2023 Colorado Severance Tax Booklet, which provides detailed information on the severance tax imposed on nonrenewable natural resources, specifically oil and gas production in Colorado. It includes instructions for filing the DR 0021 severance tax return, related forms (DR 0021D and DR 0021S), eligibility criteria for filing, exemptions, deadlines, penalties for late filing, and guidelines for calculating taxes owed. The booklet emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting and documentation to avoid processing delays.

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Begin by entering your personal information at the top of the form, including your name, Social Security Number (SSN), and address.
Indicate whether you are filing as an individual or a business entity. If applicable, check the box for joint filing.
Complete Line 1 by entering the amount from line 5 of schedule DR 0021D, which calculates your oil and gas severance tax.
For Line 4, include all severance tax withheld forms (DR 0021W) to ensure accurate reporting.
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