DrewEckhardt 0 #1 April 4, 2009 If a Delaware corporation with physical head quarters in Colorado paid me not to sue them for failing to change incentive stock options I earned while working in Colorado 2004-2006 and exercised there in 2006 to non-qualified options when they extended the exercise period (this made me liable for taxes on a penny per share worth of gains that I need to file amended returns on) and the settlement was made in 2008 when I was living in California is the payment "Colorado source income?" I'd argue that the payment is a settlement for damages, and not income from CRS 39-22-109(2)(a)(II) A business, trade, profession, or occupation carried on in Colorado; which is the only potentially relevant piece of law. As a matter of principle when I have to file three additional tax returns over this little money I'm going to make the minor additional effort to avoid giving the governments a cent more than I'm legally obligated to. On Monday I'll call the Colorado Department of Revenue and maybe the accountant I've "laid off" but I'm curious. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites