Tax Day: Our Shared Investments in Maryland
What kind of state do you want Maryland to be? For most of us, the answer is straightforward. We want read more
Maryland Made Progress in the 2017 General Assembly Session
Maryland’s 2017 General Assembly Session came to a close Monday night. While there were also plenty of good ideas left read more
Proposed Budget Moves Maryland Backwards by Cutting Key Investments in Health, Education, Housing
As a whole, the governor’s proposed budget for fiscal 2018 fails to make the investments we need to continue to read more
Maryland Must Preserve Critical Investments When Addressing Budget Shortfall
Without major changes in the economy or state fiscal practices, Maryland policymakers will continue to face small budget shortfalls each read more
Governor Should Allow Programs to Use the Money They Need
Marylanders may once again see schools and other services essential for broad prosperity funded at levels below what meets public read more
Maryland Threatens Broad Prosperity by Weakening Estate Tax
Maryland has more millionaires per capita than any other state, and asks less of them when it comes time to read more
Approved State Budget Leaves Unmet Needs
Maryland’s new state spending plan does not do all it could to meet the needs of families still struggling to read more
State Budget Should Plan for People Returning to Medicaid
Decision makers in Annapolis appear willing to gamble on passing a budget that likely won’t meet the state’s needs. It read more
Exempting Pass-through Income from Taxation Would Harm Maryland’s Economy
Position Statement Opposing House Bill 1250
Given before the House Ways and Means Committee
Implementing a tax cut for one read more
Providing 10 Days of Notification Prior to Making Budget Cuts Promotes Transparency and Inclusion
Position Statement in support of House Bill 368
Given before the House Appropriations Committee
Requiring the Board of Public Works read more
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