Navigate Maryland's dual-layer income tax system with expert preparation and bookkeeping.
Maryland filing deadline: April 15. Maryland has both state and county income taxes, increasing the total burden.
County income taxes layer on top of state rates up to 5.75%.
Services in Maryland: Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, Payroll, Tax Planning.
How do Maryland county taxes work? All Maryland counties impose a local income tax ranging from 2.25% to 3.2% on top of state rates. Your county of residence determines the rate — the combined burden can exceed 8.95%.
What's the difference between Maryland Form 502 and 505? Form 502 is for residents; Form 505 is for nonresidents with Maryland income. DC commuters often need Form 505. We determine the correct filing based on your situation.
Does Maryland tax federal government pensions? Maryland allows a pension exclusion up to $36,200 for qualifying retirement income, including federal pensions. The exclusion increases with age.
Dual-layer tax expertise — optimizing across Maryland's 8 state brackets and 24 county rates
DC/Virginia/Maryland tri-state commuter filing and credit coordination
Federal employee pension exclusion planning ($36,200 threshold)
High-income planning for combined state + county rates exceeding 8.95%