Senate committee proposes $100 million a year in income tax relief – MarylandReporter.com
The Senate Budget and Taxation committee approved a tax relief package that will save Marylanders about $100 million a year read more
Senate panel OKs income tax cuts for most Marylanders – Baltimore Sun
A Maryland Senate committee approved tax cuts Thursday that would affect people at all income levels, and the governor’s office read more
State leaders home in on tax relief: What proposals will Hogan, Democrats agree on? – Capital Gazette
In a session punctuated by partisan skirmishes, Gov. Larry Hogan and the General Assembly’s Democratic leaders have at least one read more
Push for Md. tax relief has two key backers: Miller and Busch – Washington Post
Maryland House Speaker Michael E. Busch (D-Anne Arundel) and Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. (D-Calvert) have agreed that read more
Attracting business is about much more than tax rates – Washington Post
The Feb. 21 Local Opinions essay “Keep Maryland open for business” promoted the false idea that tax rates alone drive read more
For a Stronger Economy, Maryland Needs the Right Public Investments
Maryland leaders can take steps to strengthen the state’s business climate without harming essential public services, according to a new read more
MDCEP Releases First Look at Budget
After a preliminary review of the governor’s budget, which was released this morning, Maryland Center on Economic Policy Executive Director read more
Gov. Larry Hogan details promised tax breaks – Baltimore Sun
Gov. Larry Hogan offered details Tuesday on a promised package of Maryland tax relief measures, including a decade-long break to read more
Hogan outlines $480M in tax cuts over 5 years – WTOP
Gov. Larry Hogan has outlined plans for about $480 million in tax cuts over five years.
Hogan says the plan read more
Hogan ‘can’t imagine how anyone could vote against’ proposed tax cuts – Maryland Reporter
Tax cuts plans Gov. Larry Hogan offered Tuesday were so modest and mainstream that the worst a Democratic Party spokesman read more
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