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State tax filing
Part-year residents are only taxed on income while residents of that state. Stocks and bonds sold while you were living in South Dakota are allocable to South Dakota, a state with no income tax. Therefore, those capital gains or losses should not be reported on your Maryland income tax return.
I did not see any information concerning U.S obligations for your specific fund in the Vanguard tax center. Consult with Vanguard.
Subtract your capital gains by entering a positive amount as Non-Maryland income on the screen Additional Info for Part-Year Residents.
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‎February 4, 2021
3:47 PM