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Q: What is Form DR1305F?
A: Form DR1305F is the Gross Conservation Easement Credit Pass-Through Schedule used in Colorado.
Q: What is the purpose of Form DR1305F?
A: The purpose of Form DR1305F is to calculate and report the Gross Conservation Easement Credit Pass-Through in Colorado.
Q: Who needs to file Form DR1305F?
A: Individuals or entities that are pass-through entities for Colorado gross conservation easement credits need to file Form DR1305F.
Q: What is a pass-through entity?
A: A pass-through entity is a business entity that does not pay income tax itself, but passes its income, deductions, and credits to its owners or shareholders.
Q: What is the Gross Conservation Easement Credit?
A: The Gross Conservation Easement Credit is a tax credit available in Colorado for the donation of a qualified conservation easement.
Q: What is a qualified conservation easement?
A: A qualified conservation easement is a legal agreement between a property owner and a qualified organization, which permanently restricts the development and use of the property for conservation purposes.
Q: How is the Gross Conservation Easement Credit calculated?
A: The Gross Conservation Easement Credit is calculated based on a percentage of the qualified conservation easement donation value.
Q: When is Form DR1305F due?
A: Form DR1305F is due on the 15th day of the 4th month following the close of the pass-through entity's tax year.
Form Details:
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