Colorado Capital Gains Tax Calculator

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Colorado tax capital gains?

Yes - Colorado taxes capital gains as ordinary income at up to 4.4%.

What's the difference between short and long-term gains?

Assets held over a year get preferential long-term federal rates (0/15/20%); shorter holds are taxed as ordinary income.

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Capital gains tax in Colorado

Federally, long-term gains are taxed at 0%, 15%, or 20% depending on income, plus a possible 3.8% net investment income tax. Colorado then taxes the same gains as ordinary income at up to 4.4%.

Short-term gains (assets held under a year) are taxed as ordinary income at both levels - usually the most expensive outcome.

About taxes and housing in Colorado

Colorado applies a single flat income tax rate of 4.4% to all taxable income.

Colorado has among the lowest effective property tax rates in the country, though rapidly rising home values have pushed up assessments.

Colorado's economy spans aerospace, technology, and outdoor recreation, with strong population growth concentrated along the Front Range.

Colorado Capital Gains Tax Calculator

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