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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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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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