While the governor has touted Maryland’s comparatively low tax burden on its high income populace, some groups are concerned that the income tax hikes proposed for next week’s special session will harm Maryland’s national rankings on taxes and business climate.
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Its the worst state to do business in already!
I really do not care about national rankings. The "ranking" info is force fed to whomever will listen and it's manipulated to make us all look good, certainly better than we are. BUT, if it's harming our reputation will stop any rise in taxes of any kind, then go for it.
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