Maryland Return Mailing Addresses
When filing your Maryland individual income tax return, it is important to use the correct mailing address based on your filing status and whether you are submitting a paper return or using electronic filing. Below are the key guidelines and resources for mailing your Maryland tax return.
General Mailing Instructions
- For paper returns, attach all required forms, including wage and tax statements (Form W-2, W-2G, 1099), K-1s, and schedules, as specified in the instructions.
- Ensure that all documents are attached to the front of your return if Maryland tax was withheld (as noted in Form 502 and Form 505 instructions).
- Do not attach worksheets unless specifically required.
Forms and Instructions
- Form 502 – Individual & Part-Year Resident Income Tax Return: Use this form if you are a resident or part-year resident of Maryland. Instructions and form are available at the official Maryland Comptroller website.
- Form 505 – Nonresident Income Tax Return: Use this form if you are a nonresident with Maryland-source income. Instructions and form are also available online.
- Form 505X – Amended Nonresident Tax Return: If you need to file an amended return, use Form 505X and follow the attachment instructions.
Electronic Filing Options
Free internet filing is available for Maryland income tax returns. You can use the iFile service at Maryland Taxes Online. Electronic filing is encouraged as it reduces processing time and errors.
Payment Instructions
- If remitting payment with your return, attach a check or money order to the front of Form 505X (for amended returns).
- For Form 502 or Form 505, payment instructions are detailed in the respective forms’ instructions.
Source:
Form 502 - Resident Income Tax Return Instructions
Form 505 - Nonresident Income Tax Return Instructions
Form 505X - Amended Nonresident Tax Return
iFile - Free Online Filing for Maryland Taxes
Disclaimer: Always verify information with official Federal or State Department of Revenue Forms and Instructions before filing.