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Maine does not have a special capital gains tax rate and, due to the state's federal conformity tie-in provision, generally follows federal law concerning the following: the partial exclusion for sale of small business stock (IRC Sec. 1202);

Residents of Maine that are required to file a federal return must file a Maine return. If you are not required to file a federal return but have Maine source income resulting in a Maine income tax liability you must also file a return.

Non-Maine residents who sell real estate located in Maine are subject to a withholding amount equal to 2.5% of the sale price. This withholding is used as an estimated tax payment towards any Maine tax liability on the gain realized from the state.

Note: Federally taxable gains on the sale of Maine real property are taxable by Maine, even if the total consideration is less than $100,000.

You are required to withhold Maine income tax if: You maintain an office in Maine or transact business in Maine; You make payments to individuals (resident or nonresident) who are taxable to Maine; and. You are required to withhold federal income tax from those payments.

Maine deed transfer tax rate The tax rate is $2.20 per $500 or a fractional part of $500 of the property's value being transferred.

Maine generally imposes an income tax on all individuals that have Maine-source income.

Maine i-File – i-File free for Maine taxpayers It's simple, convenient and fast. You enter key federal and state information; we perform the calculations. Submitted information is automatically saved for future referencing. Processing of your return is faster and more accurate than paper filing.

For single individuals and married persons filing separate returns, if the taxable income is: less than $24,500, the tax is 5.8% of Maine taxable income; $24,500 but less than $58,050, the tax is $1,421 plus 6.75% of the excess over $24,500; or $58,050 or more, the tax is $3,686 plus 7.15% of the excess over $58,050.

Do I have to file a return? If you moved in or out of Maine during the tax year, you will generally have to file an income tax return with Maine. Anyone who is a resident of Maine for any part of the tax year, and has taxable Maine-source income, must file a Maine return.

It is your obligation to file a California tax return, pay any tax due and claim any real estate withholding payment on your California tax return. » The standard withholding is 3.3% of the purchase price of the property, in ance with California Revenue and Taxation Code Section 18662.

The buyer of the property will withhold and remit the Real Estate Withholding money to Maine Revenue Services using form REW-1. The amount to be withheld is equal to 2.5% of the sale price.

Maine does not have a special capital gains tax rate and, due to the state's federal conformity tie-in provision, generally follows federal law concerning the following: the partial exclusion for sale of small business stock (IRC Sec. 1202);

Residents of Maine that are required to file a federal return must file a Maine return. If you are not required to file a federal return but have Maine source income resulting in a Maine income tax liability you must also file a return.

Non-Maine residents who sell real estate located in Maine are subject to a withholding amount equal to 2.5% of the sale price. This withholding is used as an estimated tax payment towards any Maine tax liability on the gain realized from the state.

Note: Federally taxable gains on the sale of Maine real property are taxable by Maine, even if the total consideration is less than $100,000.

You are required to withhold Maine income tax if: You maintain an office in Maine or transact business in Maine; You make payments to individuals (resident or nonresident) who are taxable to Maine; and. You are required to withhold federal income tax from those payments.

Maine deed transfer tax rate The tax rate is $2.20 per $500 or a fractional part of $500 of the property's value being transferred.

Maine generally imposes an income tax on all individuals that have Maine-source income.

Maine i-File – i-File free for Maine taxpayers It's simple, convenient and fast. You enter key federal and state information; we perform the calculations. Submitted information is automatically saved for future referencing. Processing of your return is faster and more accurate than paper filing.

For single individuals and married persons filing separate returns, if the taxable income is: less than $24,500, the tax is 5.8% of Maine taxable income; $24,500 but less than $58,050, the tax is $1,421 plus 6.75% of the excess over $24,500; or $58,050 or more, the tax is $3,686 plus 7.15% of the excess over $58,050.

Do I have to file a return? If you moved in or out of Maine during the tax year, you will generally have to file an income tax return with Maine. Anyone who is a resident of Maine for any part of the tax year, and has taxable Maine-source income, must file a Maine return.

It is your obligation to file a California tax return, pay any tax due and claim any real estate withholding payment on your California tax return. » The standard withholding is 3.3% of the purchase price of the property, in ance with California Revenue and Taxation Code Section 18662.