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KathyinMaryland
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07-06-2020
04:55 PM
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Part-year Maryland resident and part-year Texas. Because Texas has no tax, I've labeled that income with US. However, on the Maryland return, the subtraction for out of state income is way too large and I can't discover where the # comes from. Any experience?
Texas income is only $1,200 W-2 and schedule C less than $1,000. Line for out of state income is over $12,000. Federal return is just fine.
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George4Tacks
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07-07-2020
12:28 AM
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Do NOT add Texas as a state to file. Use US for the state when it is TX income. My guess is that you made too many things with the state of US. Use Ctrl + E to open the batch input and look through each of the screens for US entry for state. Also check screen 1 to confirm you entered the proper resident state on 12/31 and part year return.
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