No, you don't have to file for PA. MD and PA are recipro...

If I work in PA, but live in MD, but didn't pay any taxes to PA, do I still need to file a return to PA?

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No, you don't have to file for PA. MD and PA are reciprocal states. They agree you only have to pay taxes to and file a return with your home state of MD as long as PA taxes are not withheld.

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my 2023 tax return was filed Feb10,2023 and accepted. In checking status on IRS site "where is my return" i get back a flow chart which says "accepted>in review>refund not sent to bank. That info has been on going for 75 days now. What further can i do

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If I work in PA, but live in MD, but didn't pay any taxes to PA, do I still need to file a return to PA?

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