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MD tax season opens Jan. 26 with e-filing push
Maryland Comptroller Brooke E. Lierman announced January 26, 2026, in Annapolis the start of the state’s 2026 tax return ...
A new Maryland Comptroller report finds 81% of public schools need repairs, with Baltimore City facing the most severe funding challenges and more than 11,000 outstanding repair requests. A new report ...
Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman told the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee on Tuesday that her office cannot ...
State officials telling WMDT that Maryland is losing residents year in and year out to neighboring states. According to the ...
Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman announced her bid for reelection ahead of her first “The Four More Tour” event in Baltimore Wednesday night, where she’s asking voters to give her four more years ...
The Maryland Comptroller has implemented a new 3% sales and use tax on certain data and IT services. This tax took effect on July 1, according to an announcement. It was part of budget legislation ...
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Campaign cash for the comptroller, a new federal lobbyist, takebacks for Trone, in political notes
Comptroller Brooke Lierman appears to know something about campaign money, too, the state gets a new lobbyist in Washington, ...
The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. New analysis demonstrates how federal job and spending reductions impact economic picture for Maryland ANNAPOLIS, Md., ...
Climate change has already cost Maryland between $10 billion and $20 billion in cleanup efforts following 85 extreme weather events that have hit the state since 1984, Maryland Comptroller Brooke ...
Maryland’s housing picture looks bleak. A new report from the Maryland Comptroller’s office revealed that many residents are leaving the state because the housing prices are too high. Maryland ...
MARYLAND. -- A recent report from Maryland's Comptroller Brooke Lierman highlights a troubling trend that has developed over the past decade or so. Simply put, more people are moving out of the state ...
The Maryland Association of CPAs visited the state capital in Annapolis to lobby for changes to CPA licensure and other laws.
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