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Name, Address and Other Information
amount  of  income/loss  for  the  PTE,  less 
705  in  one  of  the  code  number  boxes  at  the 
interest from federal obligations.
bottom of Form 510.
Type  or  print  the  required  information  in  the 
designated  area.  Enter  the  exact  PTE  name 
The distributive share of income for partnerships 
Partnerships,  however,  such  as  brokerage 
and continue with any “Trading As” (T/A) name 
is the net amount of lines 1 through 11 of federal 
firms that deal with the general  public, are not 
if applicable.
Form 1065 - Schedule K. The  distributive share 
exempt  if  the  business  is  conducted  within 
of  income  for  a partnership  electing  to  file as a 
Maryland and should complete lines 5-19. See 
Enter  the  federal  employer  identification 
“large  partnership”    is  the  net  amount  derived 
Administrative Release 6.
number  (FEIN).  If  a  FEIN  has  not  been 
from adding lines 1a, 2 through 4b, 7, and 8 of 
secured, enter “APPLIED FOR” followed by the 
Line 5 - Percentage of ownership by
federal  Form  1065-B-Schedule  K.  The  pro  rata 
date  of  application.  If  a  FEIN  has  not  been 
nonresident individual members Enter  the 
share  of  income  for  S  corporations  is  the  net 
applied for, do so immediately.
total  percentage  of  ownership  by  nonresident 
amount  of  lines  1  through  10  of  federal  Form 
individual  members.  If  the  profit/loss  allocation 
Enter  the  date  of  organization  or  incorporation 
1120S - Schedule K.
is different from the ownership percentage, use 
and  the  federal  business  code  number.  This 
the profit/loss allocation to complete this line. If 
date must be expressed numerically, using two 
ALLOCATION OF INCOME
100% leave blank.
digits each for the month, the day and the year. 
    For  unistate  PTEs,  all  income  is  allocable 
The federal business code is a six-digit number 
Line 6 - Distributive or pro rata share of
to Maryland. If the entity is unistate, meaning 
available from the federal return which identifies 
income
for
nonresident
individual
that business is conducted only in Maryland, 
the principal business activity.
members    Multiply  line  4  by  the  percentage 
do not complete this area.
    Multistate  PTEs,  those  conducting  busi-
on line 5 and enter the result. If line 5 is blank 
Be sure to check the applicable box to indicate 
ness  in  more  than  one  state,  must  allocate 
because  the  percentage  of  ownership  equals 
the  type  of  PTE:  partnership,  S  corporation, 
income  if  any  member  is  a  nonresident  indi-
100%, enter the amount from line 4.
limited liability company or business trust.
vidual or a nonresident entity. If there are no 
Line 7 - Nonresident individual tax Multiply 
nonresident  members,  do  not  complete  this 
Check  the  applicable  box  if:  (1)  the  name  or 
the amount on line 6 by 6.25%.
area.
address  has  changed;  (2)  this  is  the  first  filing 
of  the  PTE;  (3)  this  is  an  inactive  PTE  (in 
Line 8 - Special nonresident tax
Multiply 
Line 3a - Non-Maryland income Multistate 
Maryland  and  elsewhere);  (4)  this  is  the  final 
the amount on line 6 by 1.25%. All nonresident 
partnerships  with  one  or  more  nonresident 
return  of  a  PTE  that  has  dissolved,  liquidated 
individuals are liable for an additional state tax 
partners  may  use  separate  accounting  to 
or  withdrawn  from  Maryland;  or  (5)  this  tax 
on  income  allocable  to  Maryland  calculated  at 
allocate income. Multistate S corporations with 
year’s  beginning  or  ending  dates  are  different 
the lowest local income tax rate in place for the 
one  or  more  nonresident  shareholders  may 
from  last  year’s  because  of  an  acquisition  or 
tax year.
use  separate  account  i ng  if  the  activity  of  the 
consolidation. Do not check the box for inactive 
Line 9 - Total Maryland tax on individual
corporation  within  Maryland  is  nonunitary.  If 
or  final  if  the  PTE  is  inactive  in  Maryland  but 
members    Add lines 7 and 8.
using separate accounting, enter the amount of 
active elsewhere.
Line 10 - Percentage of ownership by
income  or  loss  allocable  to  other  states  and 
If  this  is  an  amended  return,  check  the 
nonresident entity members Enter  the  total 
attach  a  worksheet  detailing  the  alloca  t ion 
applicable  box  and  draw  a  line  through  any 
percentage  of  ownership  by  nonresident  entity 
between or among the states.
barcode on the front of the return.
members. If the profit/loss allocation is different 
Line 3b - Maryland apportionment
Tax Year or Period    The tax year is shown at 
from the ownership percentage, use the profit/
factor    Multistate  partnerships  with  one  or 
the  top  of  Form 510.  The  form  used  for  filing 
loss  allocation  to  complete  this  line.  If  100% 
more  nonresident  partners  may  elect  the 
must  reflect  the  preprinted  tax  year  in  which 
leave blank.
apportionment  method  of  allocation.  Multistate 
the PTE’s tax year begins. The same tax year 
Line 11 - Distributive or pro rata share of
S  corporations  with  one  or  more  nonresident 
or  period  used  for  the  federal  return  must  be 
i n c o m e
f o r
n o n r e s i d e n t
e n t i t y
shareholders  must  use  the  apportionment 
used for Form 510.
members Multiply  line  4  by  the  percentage 
method  unless  the  activity  of  the  corporation 
If  the  tax  year  of  the  PTE  is  other  than  a 
on  line  10  and  enter  the  result.  If  line  10  is 
within  Maryland  is  nonunitary.  If  using  the 
calendar  year,  enter  the  beginning  and  ending 
blank  because  the  percentage  of  ownership 
apportionment method, see the instructions for 
dates of the fiscal year in the space provided at 
equals 100%, enter the amount from line 4.
computation of apportionment factor on page 7 
the top of Form 510.
and  enter  the  apportionment  factor  as 
Line 12 - Nonresident entity tax Multiply the 
calculated on page 2 of Form 510.
Line 1 - Number of members    Enter  the 
amount on line 11 by 8.25%.
number  of  members  that  are  individual 
Line 4 - Distributive or pro rata share of
Line 13 - Total nonresident tax Add lines 9 
residents  of  Maryland  (including  resident 
income allocable to Maryland    For  unistate 
and 12.
fiduciaries),  the  number  that  are  individual 
PTEs,  or  multistate  PTEs  without  nonresident 
Line 14 - Distributable cash flow
nonresidents  of  Maryland  (including 
members, enter the amount shown on line 2.
limitation
PTEs  may  elect  to  use  the 
nonresident  fiduciaries),  the  number  of 
For multistate PTEs using separate accounting, 
distributable  cash  flow  method  to  limit  the 
nonresident  entities,  the  number  of  other 
subtract  line  3a  from  line  2  and  enter  the 
nonresident  tax  which  must  be  paid  by  the 
entities and the total number of all members.
difference.  For  multistate  PTEs  using  the 
PTE.  If  the  distributable  cash  flow  is  less  than 
Include in “Others” entities that are tax exempt 
apportionment  method  of  allocation,  multiply 
the  nonresident  tax,  the  required  payment  is 
under IRC Sections 408(e) or 501. 
line  2  by  the  factor  on  line  3b  and  enter  the 
limited  to  the  amount  determined  by  the 
result.
A  single  member  LLC  that  is  a  disregarded 
distributable cash flow method.
entity  for  federal  purposes  is  treated  as  an 
NOTE: Do not complete lines 5 through 19:
Election of the distributable cash flow
individual  or  corporation  depending  upon 
limitation will not reduce the tax liability of
1.  unless  the  PTE  has  members  that  are 
whether  the  single  member  is  an  individual  or 
the nonresident members.
nonresidents  of  Maryland  (there  is  an  entry  in 
corporation  for  purposes  of  computing  the 
1b or 1c), or
If the distributable cash flow limitation is used, 
nonresident tax.
check the box and enter the result on line 14. If 
    2. if the PTE is a partnership whose activities 
Note: In these instructions, the term individual 
less  than  zero,  enter  zero.  If  the  distributable 
and assets are limited to investment in stocks, 
includes  fiduciaries,  unless  specifically 
cash flow limitation is not used, do not complete 
bonds,  futures,  options  or  debt  obligations 
excepted.
this line.
other than debt instruments directly secured by 
Line 2 - Total distributive or pro rata shares
real  or  tangible  personal  property.  It  is  not 
Line 15 - Nonresident tax due    If  the 
of income per federal return    Enter  the 
subject to the nonresident tax merely because 
distributable  cash  flow  limitation  is  not  used, 
distributive  or  pro  rata  share  of  income  from 
the  investment  decisions,  trading  orders, 
enter  the  amount  shown  on  line  13.  If  the 
the federal return. Distributive or pro rata share 
research  and  the  like  are  conducted  by  a 
distributable  cash  flow  method  is  used,  enter 
of income is defined for this purpose as the net 
general partner from a Maryland location. Enter 
the lesser of line 13 or line 14.
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