BALTIMORE, MD – In a letter to the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC), Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh urged members of the PSC to ensure utility customers benefit from cost savings to utility companies resulting from recent tax cuts.
In his letter, Attorney General Frosh stated, “As the Commission is aware, legislation reduced the federal corporate income tax rate from 35% to 21% effective January 1, 2018. I write to urge the Public Service Commission to take immediate action to ensure that the cost savings associated with these major tax cuts are passed on to utility customers, where they belong.”
Read more in the full press release:http://www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/press/2018/011218.pdf
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7 comments:
Dream on !!! What should Happen , but it Won't !!!
Beat the Peak LOL Dreamer !!!
First time in a good while that this clown has actually done something good.
Oh Yeahright. If we see ten cents on the dollar back it will be a miracle. After all, we have to pay for all the wind/ solar subsidies and free charging for the fat cats Teslas.
Mr. Frosh may step down at any time and it would please me.
Yeh right md wont and cant stand refunds. Its already spent to heat the #$%show called baltimore schools. If they do they will just up another fee on something else
I swear this guy must be getting his letters from the Wheaties cereal box. He couldn't possibly be making all of this up by himself.
I don't think I will hold my breath on this one. But, this kind of BS announcement makes for good political fodder.
He can say, well at least I tried...
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