The tax being discussed focuses on information technology and data counseling services. It would yield $625 million of the ...

Maryland's budget talks progress as Governor Moore and lawmakers consider solutions for the $3 billion deficit, including ...

The clock is ticking at the Maryland State House to advance bills and address a looming $3 billion budget deficit without two ...

Juliana Buonanno feels like she’s on the verge of something “revolutionary.” As the CEO of the Baltimore software company ...

The Maryland Catholic Conference warned that the proposed change could have “unintended consequences” on charitable giving in ...

Small businesses don’t have the luxury of in-house accounting teams so a proposed tax on business services would hurt them ...

The usual race-to-the-finish mentality of the Maryland General Assembly’s annual ... on the approach and Republicans reject all forms of tax and fee increases. But the biggest question mark ...

Proposal to Reduce Maryland Estate Tax Exemption On Jan. 15, 2025, Gov. Wes Moore proposed reducing Maryland’s estate tax exemption from $5 million to $2 million per individual (and from $10 ...

Published Tuesday, the Institute of Politics at the University of Maryland ... of tax increases and/or budget cuts to close the gap. Marylanders said they trust their state government more ...

One year after it sparked little debate in the Maryland State ... while giving a tax cut to lower- and moderate-income families appears on track to pass in some form in the annual legislative ...

Chair Atterbeary, Vice Chair Wilkins, and members of the House Ways and Means Committee, thank you for the opportunity to submit this testimony in favor of House Bill 1014. My name is Don Griswold.