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Old 03-10-2016, 12:25 PM
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State Taxes
If I reside in Florida, am a salary based employee and work for a company located in Georgia, and am temporarily working in Maryland - am I liable for Maryland State Taxes?


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If I reside in Florida, am a salary based employee and work for a company located in Georgia, and am temporarily working in Maryland - am I liable for Maryland State Taxes?
yes i think so as a nonresident of maryland you need to pay tax your marylandsource income to the state and claim it on your federal return as there is no income tax in fl


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