In response to a Capital News Service questionnaire, the gubernatorial hopefuls expressed their thoughts on the state’s current estate tax and personal and corporate income tax policies, and proposed their tentative plans of action.
The four Republican candidates — Anne Arundel County real estate broker Larry Hogan, Charles County businessman Charles Lollar, Harford County Executive David Craig and Anne Arundel Delegate Ron George — all stated that they wanted to lower the income tax levels across the board.
“Our current personal income tax rates are absurdly high and hurt not only individuals but small businesses as well,” George said.
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Da! They could start by not wasteing it on the failure of a health care exchange, amoung other things.
Cut Taxes... the democrats don't even know what that means... Look at the RED states that are doing amazing... and then look at the Demo...Blue states... failing, high taxes... pension fraud... etc etc etc...Failing
Maryland has robbed the people, but the stupid fools keep voting these morons in... Thanks to Baltimore, PG County and Mont. County
10% reduction of EVERY state budget would be a fine place to start, candidates.
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