topic Re: Maryland State Return Question in State tax filing

Maryland State Return Question

tinor — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 00:25:13 GMT

I live in Maryland and work part time in DC. i received a w2 from that job. am i required to file a dc return? saw something about that and not having to pay taxes if im a nonresident. also, do i include that w2 in my tax return for maryland?

Re: Maryland State Return Question

DavidD66 — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 00:49:10 GMT

Maryland has reciprocal agreements with District of Columbia, as well as Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. If your employer withheld tax for one of the reciprocal states, you can claim a refund from the reciprocal state. You cannot claim a credit on your resident return for the reciprocal state. If DC tax was not withheld from your pay check, you do not need to file a DC return. If it was withheld, you will need to file a DC return to get a refund. You do have to claim the income on your Maryland tax return.

Re: Maryland State Return Question

tinor — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 01:00:22 GMT

Thank you so much. So to clarify, I do not include the dc w2 on my Maryland income return and file my Maryland return. I would then file a non-resident DC return? Would I get back what they withheld or is it possible that added income would make me owe money in the end?

Re: Maryland State Return Question

MaryK4 — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 02:11:31 GMT

You would file a Maryland resident tax return and report all of your income. If you had DC tax withheld, you can get a refund by filing Form D-40, Non-Resident Request for Refund (Form D-40) instead of filing and paying for a nonresident tax return.

@tinor