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I resided in Maryland but worked in Colorado last summer

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February 19, 2025
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I know that income is taxable in both states. But when I compared the Turbo tax liability in Maryland to the Maryland ifile system, the Maryland Turbo tax return results in a liability that exceeds the ifile Maryland version by the amount of the Colorado liability. I completed both CO and MD in turbo tax. It doesn't look like the proper 502 CR for MD is being created in Turbo Tax. Thanks!

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MayaD

As a resident of Maryland, all you income is taxable in Maryland. You will receive a credit for taxes paid to another state.

To ensure accurate calculations of the credit for taxes paid to another state, always complete the non-resident return first..

How do I file a nonresident state return?

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barbara541Author

I did complete the nonresident return first. Still got that result. Please help. Thanks!

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RobertB4444

If the credit for the Colorado return is not being carried over then you should delete the Maryland return, check the Colorado return, and then re-add the Maryland return.

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