Putting a sales tax on gasoline will be a nightmare for station operators and a "shot to the gut" for consumers, state Comptroller Peter Franchot and tax analysts and petroleum industry representatives said yesterday.
Franchot and the panel blasted the proposal by Gov. Martin O'Malley and lamented the governor's failure to draft a bill for them to examine.
A spokeswoman for the governor said the bill likely will be presented to the General Assembly this week.
Franchot said O'Malley should abandon the idea of a sales tax on gasoline and find another way to balance the budget.
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3 comments:
Oh we blew all the tax money already, screw it this is Maryland lets tax the people into absolute poverty.
Sounds like Franchot might be running for governor, slick Peter. Watch out!
i'll say it again, if the state wants to raise more money, LOWER THE TAXES.
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