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Maryland accountants

Find an accountant or CPA in Maryland

Maryland residents pay a state income tax plus a county (or Baltimore City) income tax, and many commute into DC or Virginia. Here is how to check a Maryland CPA and the questions worth asking.

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Checking a Maryland CPA

CPAs are licensed by the Maryland State Board of Public Accountancy, part of the Maryland Department of Labor, which offers an online license search. CPAverify.org also covers Maryland.

Maryland taxes

  • State income tax with graduated rates.
  • County income tax: every county and Baltimore City adds a local income tax, collected on the same state return, so your total rate depends on where you live.
  • Working in DC or Virginia: Maryland has reciprocal agreements with DC and Virginia (and Pennsylvania and West Virginia) for wages, so commuters usually pay income tax only where they live.
  • Sales tax: 6% statewide, with no local sales taxes.

Choosing help

For a federal employee or contractor, a remote worker, or someone with rental property, choose an accountant who regularly handles Maryland and DC-area returns. Ask for a written engagement letter with the fee.

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Common questions

Yes. Every Maryland county and Baltimore City has a local income tax, filed on the state return.
Normally you pay income tax only to Maryland on your wages, because of the reciprocal agreement. Make sure your employer withholds for Maryland.
6% statewide, with no local sales taxes.

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