Paying Capital Gains in Maryland for a non-primary residence in Florida

I am selling a non-primary residence in Florida. I am a Maryland resident with my primary residence there. Will I have to pay capital gain taxes to Maryland in addition to the Feds? I'm assuming I will but wanted to double check. Thx, Jeff W

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Paying Capital Gains in Maryland for a non-primary residence in Florida

Yes, you will be taxed by Maryland since state tax is calculated according to input on the federal return.

Paying Capital Gains in Maryland for a non-primary residence in Florida

Many thx for the feedback.

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