Maryland Tax Form 502

MD Resident Income Tax Return, Form 502 is your state income tax return for Maryland taxes. Maryland Resident Income Tax Return is similar to your federal income tax return, Form 1040. Taxpayers use Maryland Tax Form 502 to report the income earned, state income tax paid during the year, and figure out whether or not they need to pay remaining state income tax liability or get a tax refund.

File Form 502 the same way how you file a federal income tax return and send it to the State Tax Department. You can file the Maryland Tax Form 502 electronically or on paper. If you’re using a tax preparation service to file your federal income tax return, there is a big chance that you can also file Form 502 for Maryland state income taxes along with it.

Whether you file taxes for free or pay for it, filing state income tax returns come as a bonus with most e-file providers. So check the ones that allow you to file state income taxes when you pick one to file your federal income tax return to fulfill state income tax obligations as well.

Fill Out Form 502 – MD State Income Tax Return

Fill out Form 502 – your state income tax return for Maryland residents online or on paper. If you’re going to mail your 502 to the State Tax Department, you can fill out the whole document online, and print out a paper copy. This will enable you to complete your state income tax return a lot faster.

Form 502 below is fillable online. Save it as a PDF file and fill out the document on your device. You can then print out as many paper copies as you want and you will have your tax return saved digitally.

Submit or Mail MD Form 502

A Maryland resident who’s filed a state income tax return can either submit Form 502 in-person to the local branches or mail it to the state tax department.

You can submit your MD state income tax return in-person between 8:30 and 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday, or mail with payment to the following mailing address using USPS.

Comptroller of Maryland
Payment Processing, PO Box 8888
Annapolis, MD 21401-8888

Mail MD Form 502 without payment to:

Comptroller of Maryland
Revenue Administration Division, 110 Carroll Street
Annapolis, Maryland 21411-0001