The intrest/dividends from U.S. Obligations automatically subtracted for my Maryland State filing is wrong. Where did it get this number? It is not in my Federal form

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1. Interest and dividends from U.S. Obligations are state exempt - for every state. When you enter the information, the program picks it up and subtracts it for you. It could have come from an INT (box 3) or DIV (box 12).

2. They are taxable on the federal. MD obligations would not be taxable on federal or state.

Reference: IRS Pub 550

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Letter from IRS Interest Income for 2024, says 1099-INT, has a $, but not in normal format. Is this "Interest income" (box 1) or "Interest on Treas.obligations" (box3)?

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