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The proposal includes a new 3% tax on data and IT services.
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The controversial proposal is estimated to bring in $1 billion a year.
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The 2.5% tax would cover accounting, landscaping, and valet parking, among others.
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Midday hears about the state's latest attempts at juvenile justice reform and a Baltimore City coalition seeking more tax revenue from large nonprofits.
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Maryland business leaders oppose the move, which is estimated to raise roughly $1 billion.
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The Internal Revenue Service began accepting 2024 tax returns this week. What do you need to know to take advantage of the complicated tax code?
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“I think this is going to be a very, very challenging year to siphon off some of the state sales tax for specific jurisdictions,” Ferguson told reporters.
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Thinking of getting an early jump on tax filing? Marylanders can streamline the process.
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The mayor and city council have varying ideas on how to bring in revenue and relieve pressure on residents.
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The Maryland senate president says new taxes should be part of the state’s plan to deal with the deficit when the legislature returns to Annapolis in January.