In the first of what is expected to be a series of moves in reaction to President Donald Trump’s tax plan, the Maryland Senate on Tuesday passed a bill to prevent state taypayers’ bills from rising $1.2 billion next year. The legislation would ensure that Marylanders can continue to take personal…
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Maryland Senate passes bill to save taxpayers $1.2B in first response to Trump tax reform
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