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Virgil · ‎February 18, 2020

I live in NC and have rental property in MD. When it asks if I made money in a different state I say yes and it has me fill out a non resident MD Form. This Form never asks me to list my rental income. Why am I filling out this form?

KatrinaB48 · ‎February 18, 2020

You must first enter your rental income on your federal return and it will flow through to your state return. If you had a total loss on your rental property in 2019, then you are not required to file a Maryland state return.

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KatrinaB48 · ‎February 18, 2020

You must first enter your rental income on your federal return and it will flow through to your state return. If you had a total loss on your rental property in 2019, then you are not required to file a Maryland state return.

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Virgil · ‎February 23, 2020

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