Comptroller of Maryland. Serving the People. Peter Franchot, Comptroller
Spotlight on Maryland

Income Tax Information

For tax year 2011, Maryland's graduated personal income tax rates start at 2 percent on the first $1,000 of taxable income and increase up to a maximum of 5.50 percent on incomes exceeding $500,000. Nonresidents are subject to a special nonresident tax rate of 1.25 percent, in addition to the state income tax rate.

Maryland's 23 counties and Baltimore City also levy a local income tax, which is collected on the resident state tax return as a convenience to local governments.

There are special tax benefits available to taxpayers 65 and older, military retirees, low income families and families paying for child care. The deadline for filing your Maryland income tax is April 17, 2012, if you are filing on a calendar year basis.

Information about Income Taxes
Electronic Filing
What's New for the Filing Season
Income Tax Rates and Brackets
Filing Requirements
Filing Information
Residency Status
Filing Extension
Filing Status
Personal Exemptions
Child Care Expenses
Fiduciaries
Estimated Taxes
Local Income Tax
Income Tax Credits
Form 1099G
Tax Checkoffs
College Savings Plans
Nonpayment of Income Taxes
Refunds
Request Copy of Tax Return
Information for Income Taxpayers
Maryland Residents
Residents Who Lived in Maryland Only Part of the Year
Residents Who Work in Another State
Nonresidents
Nonresidents Who Work in Maryland
Nonresidents Who Sold Property in Maryland
Nonresident Aliens Filing Federal Form 1040NR
Two-Income Families
Military Personnel
Seniors
High Income Taxpayers with Income from U.S. Obligations
Filing Inquiry Notice
Income Tax Notice
Penalty and Interest
Hearings and Appeals
Power of Attorney
Online Services
iFile
Bill Pay
Refund Status
Payroll Withholding Calculator
Estimated Tax Calculator
Extension Request
Tax Help
Frequently Asked Questions
Tax Tip Brochures
Phone Numbers by Tax Type
Helpful E-mail Contacts
Local Taxpayer Service Offices
Your Rights as a Maryland Taxpayer
We Can Help Solve Your Tax Problem