Last Chance for Nearly Unlimited Tax Deductible 529 Plan Contributions

Colorado takes away a tax break in 2022 for contributions to college accounts. Now through the end of December, you may make a nearly unlimited tax deductible contribution into a Colorado 529 plan. Beginning in 2022, single tax filers may make a tax-deductible contribution of $20,000 and married filing joint taxpayers will be able to make a $30,000 tax-deductible contribution. If your contribution is larger than that amount, it will not qualify for a Colorado State income tax deduction. Note that the growth on the investments inside a 529 plan is still Federal and State income tax free.

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