Tax Cuts Should Focus on Need not Age
Position Statement Opposing House Bill 195
Given before the House Ways and Means Committee
Across-the-board tax cuts on retirement income read more
Tax Cuts Should Focus on Need not Age
Position Statement Opposing Senate Bill 238
Given before the Senate Budget and Tax Committee
Across-the-board tax cuts on retirement income read more
Business Property Tax Giveaway Takes Away Local Choice, Won’t Create Jobs
Position Statement Opposing Senate Bill 239
Given before the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
The proposal to eliminate personal property read more
Maryland’s State Tax Policies Reduce Some Inequality but Have a Long Way to Go
State tax policies often are a culprit in increasing income inequality. Maryland now ranks 24th in the nation for income read more
Families Dressed as Superheroes Lobby for sick-leave bill – The Baltimore Sun
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Early Thursday morning, moms and children gathered inside the Miller Senate building at tables littered with read more
Analysis Finds Governor’s Sick Leave Bill Protects 240,000 Fewer Maryland Workers
A new analysis from the Maryland Center on Economic Policy (MDCEP) finds that the original earned sick days bill, known read more
Healthy Working Families Act Protects Twice as Many Workers as Governor’s Proposal
Each time they get sick or need to care for a sick child, more than 700,000 working Marylanders are still read more
How Immigration Policy Shapes Maryland’s Communities, Economy
The Maryland we know today exists because of people who came here, and continue to come here, from around the read more
Proposed Budget Moves Maryland Backwards by Cutting Key Investments in Health, Education, Housing
As a whole, the governor’s proposed budget for fiscal 2018 fails to make the investments we need to continue to read more
Maryland casinos are pumping out billions for education. So why are there school budget deficits? – The Baltimore Sun
In the seven years since the first of Maryland’s six casinos opened, they have pumped $1.7 billion into the state’s read more
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