How to enter Maryland PTE tax in ProSeries
by Intuit•1• Updated 2 weeks ago
This article will help you report the elective pass-through entity tax (sometimes called PTE, PTET, PET, or SALT workaround) and the resulting credit.
Before you start
- By checking the box for Form 511, the taxpayer becomes an “electing entity” and taxes for all members are remitted by the passthrough entity.
- Checking the box for Form 510 requires the taxpayer to withhold taxes on behalf of nonresident members of the pass-through entity. This mimics prior year treatment for Maryland passthrough entities.
Table of contents:
| ‣ To claim the credit on the 1040 return: |
| ‣ To generate PTE on a 1065: |
| ‣ To generate PTE on a 1120S: |
| ↳How to file extensions |
| ↳How to generate PTE forms for 2020 and prior |
To claim the credit on an 1040 return:
- Open Maryland return.
- Open Form 502CR
- Scroll down to Part CC.
- Enter the credit on line 6 Flow-through Nonresident PTE tax.

To generate PTE for a 1065:
- Open Maryland return.
- Select Maryland Pass-Through Entity for Partnership and click OK.
- This will open the Maryland Pass-Through Entity Information Worksheet.
- Scroll down to Part II - Tax Year and Filing Information section.
- Check either the box labeled Form 510, Income Tax Return (withhold only for nonresident members of Maryland) or Form 511, Election Income Tax Return (state tax for members paid and deducted by pass-thru entity).
- Complete the form.

To generate PTE for an 1120S:
- Open Maryland return.
- Select Maryland Pass-Through Entity for S Corporation and click OK.
- This will open the Maryland Pass-Through Entity Information Worksheet.
- Scroll down to Part II - Tax Year and Filing Information section.
- Check either the box labeled Form 510, Income Tax Return (withhold only for nonresident members of Maryland) or Form 511, Election Income Tax Return (state tax for members paid and deducted by pass-thru entity).

How do I file extensions?
Refer to this article for instructions on filing extensions in ProSeries.

For tax year 2020 and prior:

For more PTE resources, check out our dedicated Tax topics page where you'll find a list of all PTE states and the respective content for each.