HRB Maryland Exam Questions and
Complete Solutions Graded A+
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Members of the military who are not Maryland residents must file a Maryland nonresident income tax
return if:
They will never have to file a Maryland income tax return.
They have Maryland income other than their military income.
They have military income in excess of $10,000.
They always have to file a Maryland income tax - Answer:
A part-year Maryland resident is defined as:
A person who works in Maryland for part of the year while living in another state.
A person who is a resident of Maryland, but who dies during the year.
A person who moves in or out of Maryland during the year, intending to change domicile.
All of these are part-year residents. - Answer:
Which of the following taxpayers is a Maryland full-year resident?
, Robert maintains a domicile in Ohio and rents an apartment in Maryland for four months while he works
in the state.
Sheila lived in Colorado from January 1, 2016, until May 16, 2016, when she moved to Maryland with
the intention to settle there permanently.
Adam lives in West Virginia, but commutes to work in Maryland all year.
Eli lives in Maine, but is in Maryland on a work assignment for eight months. He maintains an apartment
in the state. - Answer:
Which of the following is added back into Maryland income?
a. Educator expenses
b. Student loan interest
c. Tuition and fees deduction
d. All of these are added back into Maryland income - Answer: c. Tuition and fees deduction
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The Maryland State Retirement Pickup concerns:
IRAs only.
Contributions to the Maryland State Retirement Fund.
Contributions to private sector retirement plans.
All retirement plans - Answer: Contributions to the Maryland State Retirement Fund.
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Complete Solutions Graded A+
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Members of the military who are not Maryland residents must file a Maryland nonresident income tax
return if:
They will never have to file a Maryland income tax return.
They have Maryland income other than their military income.
They have military income in excess of $10,000.
They always have to file a Maryland income tax - Answer:
A part-year Maryland resident is defined as:
A person who works in Maryland for part of the year while living in another state.
A person who is a resident of Maryland, but who dies during the year.
A person who moves in or out of Maryland during the year, intending to change domicile.
All of these are part-year residents. - Answer:
Which of the following taxpayers is a Maryland full-year resident?
, Robert maintains a domicile in Ohio and rents an apartment in Maryland for four months while he works
in the state.
Sheila lived in Colorado from January 1, 2016, until May 16, 2016, when she moved to Maryland with
the intention to settle there permanently.
Adam lives in West Virginia, but commutes to work in Maryland all year.
Eli lives in Maine, but is in Maryland on a work assignment for eight months. He maintains an apartment
in the state. - Answer:
Which of the following is added back into Maryland income?
a. Educator expenses
b. Student loan interest
c. Tuition and fees deduction
d. All of these are added back into Maryland income - Answer: c. Tuition and fees deduction
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The Maryland State Retirement Pickup concerns:
IRAs only.
Contributions to the Maryland State Retirement Fund.
Contributions to private sector retirement plans.
All retirement plans - Answer: Contributions to the Maryland State Retirement Fund.
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