By Christopher Meyer and Musaab Ibrahim A proposal to drastically cut and permanently cap Baltimore City’s property tax rate is again on the table, after failing to gather enough signatures to reach the ballot in 2022. The proposal would put
Position Statement Supporting House Bill 688 Given before the House Ways and Means Committee Maryland’s Homeowners’ Property Tax credit provides much needed relief for low-income homeowners. Under current law, households with gross income less than $60,000 a year and assets
Position Statement Supporting Senate Bill 407 Given before the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee Maryland’s Homeowners’ Property Tax credit provides much-needed relief for low-income homeowners. Under current law, households with gross income of less than $60,000 a year and assets
Position Statement Opposing Senate Bill 239 Given before the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee The proposal to eliminate personal property taxes for new businesses and businesses that relocate to Maryland echoes the larger state-level business tax credits that have proven
Governor Hogan’s proposals for rejuvenating Maryland’s manufacturing industry would create an uneven playing field for businesses and set a bad precedent by exempting some businesses from paying their fair share for the services we all benefit from. We all agree
