What Do I Do with U.S. Government Interest?
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What Do I Do with U.S. Government Interest?

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Interest income from United States government obligations is taxable by the federal government. Interest from U.S. government obligations is generally exempt from Colorado income tax.

For more specific details see the Colorado FYI 20.

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Views: 1918	Created on: Jun 15, 2013 Date updated: Jan 03, 2022
Posted in: States, Colorado

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