You are not allowed to sign Personal Property Return as a preparer. Certification confirmation email was sent to the business owner.
Deleted Filing
You started a Annual Report and Personal Property Tax filing but failed to submit it within 90 days or by year-end. The filing has been deleted. You will need to start a new filing.
Penalty Due: State of Maryland Central Collection Unit
Your penalty has been outstanding for at least 3 years so you will now be directed to the State of Maryland Central Collection Unit website where you can pay your Late Penalty. Register with them by entering your CCU Account Number, CCU Debtor Number and ZIP Code. If you need help on the CCU website, call 1-888-248-0345 and press 0 to speak with an operator.
If you have already paid this penalty (by check, in-person, or online), you must provide confirmation of that payment to the Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation in person or by email to sdat.ppaudit@maryland.gov.
What does it mean that a business entity is not in good standing or forfeited?
Good Standing Status
To confirm whether your penalty payment places your entity back into Good Standing status, locate the entity in your ‘Businesses’ tab and click on the entity name. The General Information tab will indicate whether the entity is back in Good Standing. If the entity is Active, but not in Good Standing, the Annual Report/Personal Property tab will indicate which additional penalties or Annual Reports are due. If the entity is Forfeited, additional filings with the Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation are required. For assistance with additional questions, please email sdat.charterhelp@maryland.gov or call 410-767-1006.