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Maryland
Unemployment forms
Contact information
Agency: Department of Labor
Unemployment ID format
10 digits formatted as 00######## or 01########
Tax payment details
Deposit schedule | Due date* | Payment methods | Zero filing required | Zero EFT accepted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Quarterly | Last day of the following month | Check, ACH | N/A | N/A |
*Due date adjusts for non-banking days
ACH/EFT payment information
The Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation (DLLR) accepts ACH Credit and ACH Debit payments of unemployment taxes. Approval is required for ACH Credit transactions.
The Maryland DDLR requires employers paying via Electronic Funds Transmission (EFT) to submit an authorization agreement form to the Contributions Division of Maryland's Office of Unemployment prior to submitting tax payment files.
For more information about making EFT Credit payments, visit the Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation website and search
EFT
.DLLR/DUI 15
Filing methods:
Paper, InternetInternet file format:
ICESAForm due date:
Last day of the following month (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Division of Unemployment Insurance,
PO Box 17291
Baltimore, MD
21297-0365
note
- Registration is required for Internet filing.
- Navigate to the Division of Labor Unemployment portal website to upload your E-Wage internet file.
Withholding forms
Withholding ID format
8 digits formatted as ######## or ####### #
Tax payment details
Deposit schedule | Due date* | Payment methods | Zero filing required | Zero EFT accepted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Monthly | 15th of the following month | Check, ACH | No | No |
Quarterly | 15th of the following month | Check, ACH | No | No |
Annually | Last day of the following month | Check, ACH | No | No |
Accelerated | 3 banking days after the payroll when liability reaches $700 | Check, ACH | Yes | No |
*Due date adjusts for non-banking days
ACH/EFT payment information
The Comptroller of Maryland accepts ACH and EFT Credit and ACH and EFT Debit payments of withholding taxes.
- Payments of $10,000.00 or more are required to be paid with Electronic Fund Transmission (EFT).
- Payments less than $10,000.00 can be made via EFT voluntarily.
The Comptroller of Maryland
requires
all EFT users to apply for approval before submitting tax payment files.For more information and to obtain the authorization form, visit the Comptroller of Maryland's website and search
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Payment Guide
.MW506M
Filing methods:
PaperForm due date:
3 or 5 banking days after week when liability reaches $700 (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Comptroller of Maryland Revenue Administration Division,
PO Box 17132
Baltimore, MD
21297-0175
MW506
Filing methods:
PaperForm due date:
By deposit schedule (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Comptroller of Maryland Revenue Administration Division,
PO Box 17132
Baltimore, MD
21297-0175
MW508
Filing methods:
Paper, InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Comptroller of Maryland Revenue Administration Division,
Annapolis, MD
21411-0001
W-2 Copy 1
Filing methods:
Paper, InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)1099 forms
Contact information
State website: https://marylandtaxes.gov/
1099-B
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created only when the form includes state withholding amounts.
1099-DIV
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created only when the form includes state withholding amounts.
1099-G
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created only when the form includes state withholding amounts.
1099-INT
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created only when the form includes state withholding amounts.
1099-MISC
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)1099-NEC
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created only when the form includes state withholding amounts.
1099-OID
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created only when the form includes state withholding amounts.
1099-R
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created only when the form includes state withholding amounts.
W-2G
Filing methods:
InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created only when the form includes state withholding amounts.
New hire reporting
Reporting methods
File upload type:
InternetGeneral reporting requirements
Electronic filing required:
NoFiling frequency:
20 days from hire dateRegistration required:
YesThis article applies to:
- PRODUCT: Accounting CS
- State: Maryland