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I live in Pennsylvania and work in Maryland. My employer withheld PA taxes for state wages. Do I need to file a non-resident Maryland return and then file PA Return?
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MD and PA have a reciprocal agreement where they will not tax the wages of a resident living in the opposite state. So the only reason to file a MD non-resident return is if MD withheld state taxes and you need to request a refund.
This only applies to wages. If you have self-employment income or rental income in MD, you are required to file a MD return.
Report ALL income on your PA return, regardless of where earned.
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