It’s been a snowy week in Annapolis. We had to postpone our Congressional Dinner. We are working with Maryland’s congressional delegation to find a date to reschedule. The weather also forced the Maryland General Assembly to cancel a number of bill hearings in Annapolis. Here are a few headlines from the Chamber Action Network Blog this week:
- Bill Would Extend “Millionaires’ Tax” and Enact Combined Reporting
A proposal to extend indefinitely the 6.25 percent state income tax bracket on high wage earners and impose a system of mandatory unitary combined reporting for corporate income taxes was heard this week. - Higher Education Funding Important to Business
Legislative action to ensure predictable and sustainable funding for higher education is important to Maryland’s business community. - Transportation Update
Transportation funding and protecting the integrity of Maryland’s Transportation Trust Fund, remain a Maryland Chamber priorities. - Maryland Awarded Funding for Transportation Projects
Maryland has been awarded $69.4 million for high-speed rail projects in the Baltimore-Washington corridor through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. - Maryland Chamber Bill Positions
The Maryland Chamber of Commerce’s Legislative Committee meets each Monday during the General Assembly session to review bills of importance to the business community.
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