Maryland’s Poor Taxed More Than Wealthy, Communities of Color Feel the Biggest Pinch
March 25, 2015
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State residents struggling the most to make ends meet—Maryland’s poor and minorities—pay a greater read more
House Appropriations Committee Restores Funding Where it is Needed the Most
House lawmakers’ decision to restore around $250 million in cuts proposed by Gov. Hogan recognizes that those who can least read more
Maryland’s Poor Taxed More Than Rich; Communities of Color Feel Biggest Pinch
Note: This report has been updated to correct the axis labels on some graphs, and for clarity.
The state’s highest read more
Strengthening Workers’ Rights to Discuss Pay Strengthens Families Budgets and Maryland’s Economy
The General Assembly has the opportunity to correct gender-based wage discrimination this session. The Equal Pay for Equal Work Act read more
Statement Supporting Senate Bill 389
Given before the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Modernizing Maryland’s Individual Income Tax Rates Provides Relief for Middle Class Families read more
Statement Supporting House Bill 244
Given before the House Judiciary Committee
Second Chances are Vital to Our Economy
Marylanders who have paid their dues for read more
Statement Supporting Senate Bill 661
Given before the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Freezing the estate tax exemption would increase equality, help Maryland’s economy
The read more
Economic Clouds Persist Despite Drop in Unemployment
Maryland’s unemployment rate is lower than the national rate, and more Marylanders are back to work since the recession. However, read more
State of Working Maryland: A tale of two Marylands
Despite its overall wealth, Maryland continues to be plagued by wide inequities in income and opportunity. How successful you are read more
Governor Hogan’s Education Tax Credit Could Shift Millions of Taxpayer Dollars From Public To Private Schools
Hogan’s proposed Education Tax Credit would reduce Maryland state tax revenue by $15 million a year, shiftingg it to individuals read more
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