1099 Misc different state than you reside

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March 29, 2019
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Received a 1099 Misc from employer in Utah (less than $2000) and I live in Maryland. Do I need to file a non resident Utah return? If so, how do I make sure I'm not paying tax on that income in my Maryland state form?

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PaulaM

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Yes if you received UT sourced income, then you will need to file a non-resident UT return. Then on your resident state, you take a credit for taxes paid to another state.

UT non-resident

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NCperson

Level 15

You never stated where you were physically working when you earned this $2000, were you in UT or MD?

so I would appreciate you stating that and then paulaM can reconfirm her advise

calrobAuthor

Level 2

I was in Maryland the entire year.

Thanks

calrobAuthor

Level 2

You were so helpful with my last question I was wondering if you could help me out one more time. Where do I enter the sale of a rental property that I sold for a loss? When I try to enter it in "Wages and Income" as a sale of business or rental property it tells me I can't do it there because it was a loss. I don't see anything in "Deductions and Credits" where I can enter it.

Thanks again