Married couples in Maryland pay a little more than 1 percent extra on their yearly taxes, compared to unmarried couples who file separately. Two Republican legislators say this penalizes marriage and want to flatten the tax levels.
Del. Neil Parrot introduced a bill to the House on Thursday that would reduce the tax level for married couples to the rate that two single people would pay. Sen. Joe Getty said on Friday he will introduce a parallel bill in the Senate.
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2 comments:
First the allow gays to marry and now they want to reward them.
Marriage is penalized in a lot of the state Obamacare fees and plans!
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