Dr 1059-2026

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The document is an Affidavit of Exemption for the Nonresident Spouse of a U.S. Servicemember, issued by the Colorado Department of Revenue. It allows nonresident spouses of servicemembers to claim exemption from Colorado wage withholding tax if they are in the state solely due to their spouse's military orders. The affidavit must be provided to the employer and retained for records, while also being submitted with any required Colorado income tax return.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the dr 1059 in the editor.
Begin by filling in the Servicemember’s Spouse section. Enter your last name, first name, and Social Security Number (SSN).
Next, complete the Servicemember's information. Provide their last name, middle initial, SSN, and state of residence.
Indicate the Permanent Duty Station of the servicemember for clarity on residency status.
In the Attestation section, confirm your eligibility by checking each statement that applies to you. This includes affirming that you are not a Colorado resident and that you are in Colorado solely to be with your spouse.
Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom to validate your affidavit.

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Who has to pay Colorado state income tax?

Colorado imposes a tax on the income of every Colorado resident individual. Colorado income tax also applies to the Colorado-source income of any nonresident individual.

What taxes are military spouses exempt from?

Income Tax Relief: If you are a military spouse living in a state solely because your spouse is stationed there under military orders, you generally do not have to pay state income taxes in that state. Instead, you will pay income tax to your state of domicile (legal residence), assuming that state taxes wages.

Do military spouses pay state taxes in Colorado?

Resident servicemembers and spouses. In general, the income of any Colorado resident is subject to Colorado taxation, regardless of whether the Colorado resident is a servicemember or a servicemembers spouse.

What is the 305 day rule for the military?

Income: Active duty pay is tax-free if stationed outside the continental U.S. for at least 305 days. Military retirees deduct up to $15,000 (under 55), $20,000 (55-64), or $24,000 (65+) from retirement income, including Survivor Benefit Plan payments.

Who qualifies for tax exemption in Colorado?

The Colorado Constitution establishes a property tax exemption for senior citizens, surviving spouses of senior citizens, disabled veterans and gold star spouses. For those who qualify, 50 percent of the first $200,000 in actual value of their primary residence is exempted.

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What does Colorado withholding mean?

An employer is required to withhold Colorado income tax from wages paid for services performed: either wholly or partially in Colorado by an employee who is not a Colorado resident; or. either inside or outside of Colorado, or both, by an employee who is a Colorado resident.

Is Colorado getting rid of income tax?

The bill makes the 4.25% tax rate permanent beginning with the income tax year commencing on January 1, 2025, makes any additional temporarily reduced income tax rate permanent for subsequent income tax years, and eliminates the state income tax on individuals, estates, and trusts for income tax years commencing on or

What is co-dr 1059?

DR 1059 - Exemption from Withholding for a Qualifying Spouse of a U.S. Armed Forces Service Member.

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