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Bill Detail: HB25-1012

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Title Income Tax Expenditures for Service Members
Status Introduced In House - Assigned to Finance (01/08/2025)
Bill Subjects
  • Fiscal Policy & Taxes
  • Military & Veterans
House Sponsors R. Marshall (D)
J. Joseph (D)
Senate Sponsors L. Liston (R)
House Committee Finance
Senate Committee
Date Introduced 01/08/2025
AI Summary
Summary

Legislative Oversight Committee Concerning Tax Policy. The
bill changes how income tax expenditures that benefit individuals
engaged in military service are provided as follows:
  • Beginning with income tax years commencing on or after
January 1, 2027, section 2 of the bill eliminates the state
income tax subtraction for an amount equal to any
compensation received for active duty service in the armed
forces of the United States by an individual who has
reacquired residency in the state to the extent that the
compensation is included in federal taxable income; and
  • For income tax years commencing on or after January 1,
2027, but before January 1, 2032, section 3 allows a
refundable income tax credit (credit) as a form of tuition
assistance to an actively serving member of the Colorado
National Guard who is eligible for tuition assistance
(eligible member) under an existing statutorily-authorized
program (program) administered by the department of
veterans and military affairs (department).
To claim the credit, an eligible member must obtain a tax credit
certificate issued by the department for each academic semester or quarter
for which tuition assistance is awarded in the form of the credit.
The criteria for receiving a tax credit certificate are generally the
same as the criteria for receiving other tuition assistance under the
program; except that, to be eligible for a tax credit certificate, an eligible
member must apply for all federal government tuition assistance that is
not required to be repaid and that is generally made available to eligible
members and not to the general population and must use all federal
government tuition assistance received. The total amount of tuition
assistance that an eligible member to whom the department has issued a
tax credit certificate may obtain under the program, including the credit,
is subject to existing program limits. In addition, the department may
issue no more than $1 million in tax credit certificates for any income tax
year.
Section 1 makes conforming amendments.

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