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Organization : Maine Revenue Services
Service Name : Maine Tax Refund Status
City/State/Province : Maine
Country: United States of America (USA)

Website : https://www.maine.gov/revenue/

Maine Refund Status Information

Refund information is updated Tuesday and Friday nights. Any change to your refund information will show the following day. Please enter the primary Social Security number of the return. Choose your filing status and then enter the refund amount you are claiming.

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Enter refund amount as whole dollars only (don’t round, just drop the cents).

Social Security Number?:
You must enter the last four digits of the SSN number shown on your return.

Filing Status?:
Please select the Filing Status shown on your tax return.
** Single
** Married-Filing Joint Return
** Married-Filing Separate Return
** Head of Household
** Qualified Widow(er)

Refund Amount?:
You must enter the exact whole dollar Refund Amount shown on your tax return. Providing the exact whole dollar amount is essential to receiving the correct response.

FAQ :
Did not live in Maine for the entire year. 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.

** Anyone who is not a resident of Maine, but performs personal services in Maine for more than 12 days and earns more than $3,000 of income from all Maine sources, must file a Maine return. Up to 24 days performing certain personal services, such as training and site inspections, are not counted against the 12-day threshold.

** If you established or relinquished your Maine residency during the tax year, you are a part-year resident for income tax purposes, regardless of when you changed your residency.

** For example, if you were a Maine resident but moved to California on November 1st and became a California resident, you would be a part-year resident of Maine for that year.

** Part-year residents, nonresidents and “safe harbor” residents must file a Maine return based on their total federal adjusted gross income. Your tax liability is first calculated as if you were a resident of Maine for the entire year.

** You are then allowed to calculate a nonresident credit on Maine Schedule NR that will reduce your Maine tax by the portion of the tax that is related to the income you earned outside the state while a nonresident or “safe harbor” resident of Maine.

I forgot to attach my W-2 form(s) when I mailed my return. What do I do?
** Do not send the W-2 form(s) to Maine Revenue Services until we ask you to do so. We will send you a notice requesting legible copies of the W-2/1099 form(s).

** When you get this notice, attach your W-2 form(s) to the notice and return it to Maine Revenue Services. We will allow the with holdings and adjust your account if your W-2 form(s) show that you paid Maine with holdings.

I haven’t received a Form W-2. What do I do?
** Generally, employers must provide their employees with a Form W-2 on or before January 31st. If it is after January 31st and you have not received your Form W-2, you should contact your employer to find out if and when it was mailed.

** If you employer has gone out of business and filed bankruptcy, you should contact the bankruptcy court in your area. There may be an attorney assigned to handle the bankruptcy proceedings, and the attorney should be able to supply you with a Form W-2.

** If you cannot get a copy of your Form W-2, you can send a copy of the federal Form 4852, Substitute Withholding Statement, with your paycheck stubs when you file your Maine return. You must request federal Form 4852 from the IRS. Complete Form 4852 with your Maine information and attach it to your return

Contact Address :
P.O. Box 9107
Augusta,
ME 04332-9107
Telephone : 207-626-8475
Fax : 624-9694
Email Address : income.tax AT maine.gov