Day: March 25, 2013

Report claims $60 million in annual state tax breaks to corporations

Progressive Maryland released a report highlighting gaps in Maryland’s tax policy that prevent the state from bringing in almost $60 million in annual tax revenue from corporate sectors.

The report identifies seven sectors of Maryland’s tax policy that allow big businesses to take advantage of the state tax code. Business groups dispute the findings.

State Roundup, March 25, 2013

It was a rough and tumble session in the House on Friday as delegates pass the gas tax hike on a 76 to 63 vote, and while some say it will add jobs, others contend it will kill them and hurt the middle class; Saturday was busy in the House with delegates moving more than 125 bills; a bill to make cyber-bullying illegal also advances; septic mandate clears the House and business owners express concern over fees tied to impervious surfaces; war veterans gain clout among the minority of those against gun control legislation; legislation would allow illegal immigrants to earn a driver’s license; Del. Dwyer says Operation DINO is no joke; systems fail to protect victims of domestic violence; FAA to close five airport towers; and Gov. O’Malley woos South Carolina Dems.

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