Maryland Tax Proposal Overhaul Debate: Reducing Sales Tax and Introducing New Service Taxes
David Moon‘s Tax Proposal for School Funding through Service Tax Expansion Sparks Controversy
According to CBS NEWS, a big argument is happening in Maryland about a tax proposal. They want to drop the sales tax from six percent to five percent but put new taxes on services like legal help, dry cleaning and even funerals. David Moon who represents Montgomery County is behind this tax proposal. He says Maryland doesn’t have enough money and needs to think about new ways to get it especially for schools.
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Tax Proposal Controversy in Maryland: Fairness Debate Amid Opposition from Businesses and Politicians
Some support the tax proposal to boost state revenue citing fairness concerns while others like business owners and Republican politicians oppose it fearing increased costs and government spending. Despite being proposed the plan faces hurdles in the Senate and from Governor Moore who opposes new taxes. David Moon is open to adjustments. Marylanders await developments on the tax proposal and their impact on state finances.
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