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Maryland partially taxes unemployment income, but right now, we are unsure whether or not they will follow the new federal taxable thresholds. You can check How is my state taxing unemployment income? for updates..
How are you unsure? According to the Maryland Relief Act 03-04-21A Tax Alert from the Comptroller of Maryland, available here:
https://www.marylandtaxes.gov/RELIEFAct/docs/RELIEF_Act_Tax_Alert.pdf
It seems to say pretty clearly: "To the extent included in federal adjusted gross income, taxpayers may
subtract the amount of unemployment benefits received during the taxable year on their Maryland
return. This subtraction is only available to taxpayers with a filing status of single, married filing
separate, or dependent with a **bleep**I of less than $75,000, and filers with married filing joint, head of
household, or surviving spouse status with a **bleep**I of less than $100,000."
Does that not clear up the uncertainty and give us the information needed to press on? Because, unless I'm missing something, this is pretty clearly saying that the full amount of the unemployment income should be removed for someone in my income bracket. What other information are we waiting for to clarify this further? That document was released over a week ago. Which leads back to the question of how much longer we're going to have to wait if the information has been out there for a week and you still aren't sure?
It depends. Per the State of Maryland, the tax forms related to the RELIEF Act signed into law on February 15, 2021, will not be ready until sometime in March. As of today, 3/15/2021, they still have not released the updated tax return. Therefore, TurboTax cannot update the program without the guidance of the state.
Updates on the availability of forms will be posted on the state website RELIEF Act Information.
Furthermore, the State of Maryland released a Tax Alert on 3/11/21, which states that all individual, corporate, pass-through entity, and fiduciary income tax returns that otherwise would have been due on varying dates between January 1, 2021 and July 15, 2021, inclusive, are now due on or before July 15, 2021.
How about now? Is TurboTax updated with MD unemployment tax breaks, so I can complete my MD state taxes?
@JaymzYzr You can login to your return on the Turbo Tax program and run the updates.
If you have additional questions or need assistance, please click here to contact customer support.
What do you mean run updates?
It looks like the MD Comptroller still has not released the new tax forms related to the RELIEF Act. Their webpage says they would be ready sometime in March, but March has come and gone. I don't think TurboTax can do anything until MD releases them. I am frustrated too, and wish MD Comptroller would give us some news about what is going on.
https://www.marylandtaxes.gov/RELIEFAct/index.php
TurboTax calculations have not been updated for Maryland. If you haven’t filed your return, you can either:
That's a great link !!! Thanks for sharing
Any update if Turbo Tax updated the Maryland unemployment tax relief forms online yet? Someone told me they did on Friday 4/9. Not sure if it’s true or not?
@Mike3206 You can view the forms availability for your state by clicking here. It looks like everything is available is available.
Please ensure you clear your cookies and cache are cleared, and if you are using the desktop version ensure it is up to date.
so some of the forms are unavailable for e-file? what?
TurboTax calculations have not been updated for Maryland. If you haven’t filed your return, you can either:
Continue to check this link, then click on Maryland: How is my state taxing unemployment?
I’ve seen this and know about and it doesn’t answer my precious question
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