Hello! I already file Tex from this last year. Why I got the letter from Notice state of Maryland income tax about I did not pay full amount?

[walaikob]

It means I have to pay more ?

[Critter-3]

Read the notice carefully .... are they asking about the balance due  or  are they billing you for an underpayment penalty and/or interest for late filing ?  

If it is the balance due did you pay it ?    Your proof would be the canceled check or bank/CC statement.  

[hiroko8502]

Comptriller's office says I made $1000.00 2019 estimated Tax Paument , but the file shows $1,067.00. So I owed them $227.00 not $160.00 . I would like to know where this $67.00 was added to estimated Tax for 2019?when I file?

[hiroko8502]

According to the Maryland Tax I filed for 2019, shows only $160 I owed and I paid wih my filing I've done with Turbo Tax.

I thought I didn't owe any more. Is this your filing mistake for some reason?

[Critter-3]

That could be from the prior year's refund if you  applied it to the next tax year it would be added to the estimated payments line.  

[hiroko8502]

May speak to someone on the phone?

[hiroko8502]

Then, why do I owe them that $67.00?

Isn't it your filing calculation error?

[Critter-3]

It may be the reverse ... you did not apply the refund but said you did on the return ... another common error.

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