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Which taxes would Craig cut as governor? ‘All of ‘em.’

The Democratic ticket of Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Howard County Executive Ken Ulman that was announced on Monday fully embraced the record of the O’Malley-Brown administration. Not surprisingly, the two Republicans who launched campaigns for governor this week are running against the O’Malley-Brown record, particularly its tax hikes.

Which taxes would Craig cut as governor? ‘All of ‘em.’

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The Democratic ticket of Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Howard County Executive Ken Ulman that was announced on Monday fully embraced the record of the O’Malley-Brown administration. Not surprisingly, the two Republicans who launched campaigns for governor this week are running against the O’Malley-Brown record, particularly its tax hikes.

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Tax court still lags behind in property tax appeals, audit finds

By Christopher Goins Chris@MarylandReporter.com Real estate property owners unhappy with their assessments are still often waiting too long on their appeals to the Maryland Tax Court, auditors found, a problem that

Success brings Pa. tax collection firm another boost in Md. commissions — but it loses new contract

By Christopher Goins Chris@MarylandReporter.com A Pennsylvania collections firm has done so well prying Maryland back taxes out of delinquent taxpayers that the comptroller’s office just got approval for $300,000 more from

Business group leaders say Maryland needs to be more competitive on taxes

By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com Greater Baltimore Committee Chairman Brian Rogers of T. Rowe Price Group With a report Monday by CEO magazine ranking Maryland among the 10 worst states to do business,

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Taxes are making the mortgage mess worse for homeowners

Not only have over 12 million homeowners faced losing their homes to foreclosure or selling underwater homes, commonly due to loss of jobs or business but millions in this

Md. corporate tax will be cut, Senate chairman predicts

Sen. Ed Kasemeyer Maryland’s 8.25% corporate income tax will be lowered next year, at least by the Maryland Senate, predicted Sen. Ed Kasemeyer, chair of the Senate Budget and Taxation

Transportation fund ‘lockbox’ sent to voters

By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com   Voters next year will be asked to approve a constitutional amendment creating a  “lockbox” to prevent raids on the Transportation Trust Fund for other purposes, but Republican

‘Rain tax’ on property owners for Bay cleanup survives attempt to delay it

The “rain tax” will help fund Chesapeake Bay cleanup efforts. By Ilana Kowarski Ilana@MarylandReporter.com An attempt to delay implementation of stormwater clean-up fees that will cost Maryland property owners millions come July

Tax credit for Maryland film production rises to $25 million

By Becca Heller Becca@MarylandReporter.com An emergency bill expanding existing tax credits for film and TV production from $7.5 million to $25 million passed in the House of Delegates Tuesday , 108

Major gas tax hike sent to governor by Maryland Senate

By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com Sen. E.J. Pipkin debates gas tax bill on Senate floor. Just 25 days after it was introduced, the Maryland Senate enacted the first gas tax hike in 21

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