What is considered Non-Maryland Losses and Adjustments when filing a part-year resident state return?

sbfodell · ‎March 3, 2025

ThomasM125 · ‎March 3, 2025

A non-Maryland loss would be a deductible tax loss, such as a loss on an investment sale, that applied to property not located in Maryland. Non-Maryland adjustments would be reported on your federal Schedule 1 and could be a variety of things such as IRA deductions, student loan interest, qualifying alimony payments, etc...

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