Living In Maryland with a Rental Residential Home in North Carolina

Hi. I wanted to get clarification on what to enter Nonresident Income Allocations. I live in Maryland. I have 2 incomes: a W2 job in Maryland and a North Carolina Rental Property. I am assuming I leave the wages tips box blank because that was my Maryland income and only complete the rental royalty income box as my total North Carolina rental property income which would be $13,556 after expenses. Thank you in advance.

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Living In Maryland with a Rental Residential Home in North Carolina

Based on the situation you described, your entries do look correct for the NC non-resident return.

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Living In Maryland with a Rental Residential Home in North Carolina

Yes, your North Carolina income is the net amount from your rental property.

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Living In Maryland with a Rental Residential Home in North Carolina

Appreciate it. Just to clarify, I leave the first box blank and then have $13556 in the second box like this below:

Living In Maryland with a Rental Residential Home in North Carolina

Based on the situation you described, your entries do look correct for the NC non-resident return.

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