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HB 22-1127

signed

Income Tax Deduction For Rent

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HB 22-1127, which is now signed into law, allows tenants in Colorado who earn less than $40,000 (or $80,000 for head-of-household or married couples) to deduct up to $17,500 of their rent payments from their state income tax. This means that eligible renters can reduce the amount of income they report for state tax purposes by the amount of rent they pay, potentially lowering their tax bill. The law is now in effect and benefits low- to moderate-income individuals who are renting homes in Colorado.

Official Summary

The bill creates an income tax deduction of up to $17,500 for tenants with taxable income under $40,000 for an individual or under $80,000 for a head-of-household or a married couple for rent paid on a rental residence in Colorado. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)

Details

Chamber
House
First action
2022-03-24
Latest action
2022-01-21
Last action desc.
Introduced In House - Assigned to Finance
OpenStates
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Related Legislation

This bill affects (3)

relates
HB 17-1310(2017A)· failed
Residential Landlord Application Screening Fee
relates
HB 17-1312(2017A)· signed
Residential Lease Copy And Rent Receipt
relates
SB 18-010(2018A)· signed
Residential Lease Copy And Rent Receipt

Affected by (2)

amends
SB 24-094(2024A)· signed
Safe Housing for Residential Tenants
repeals
SB 25-131(2025A)· signed
Reducing the Cost of Housing