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Trump’s reversal on child care upends bipartisan push to lower costs
President Donald Trump’s rejection of federal support for child care upended significant bipartisan work to address an issue that families emphasize is driving up costs, according to those involved in the efforts.
Child tax credit starts hitting families’ bank accounts
The child tax credit had always been an empty gesture to millions of parents like Tamika Daniel. That changed Thursday when the first payments went out.
First responder tax credit proposed for Baltimore
In a move to boost the number of first responders, police officers, firefighters and deputies living in Baltimore the mayor announced a new tax credit to entice homeownership. Mayor Stephanie […]
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The value, cost of the pride factor
State pride is an intangible factor when it comes to filming House of Cards and Veep in Maryland but but can the state afford to keep the cameras rolling?
Md. analysts recommend ending tax credits for film
Maryland lawmakers are weighing a report by state budget analysts that recommends ending the state's tax credit for film productions as scheduled in 2016.
House votes to limit tax credit for immigrants
The House passed a bill Friday that would gradually increase the popular child tax credit and make it available to more families with higher incomes.
Council approves apartment tax credit bill
The Baltimore City Council Thursday approved a citywide 10-year tax credit aimed at encouraging development of market-rate apartments after the measure was broadened to make more projects eligible.
Apartment tax credit cruises through committee
Councilman Carl Stokes still thinks an across-the-board real property tax cut is a better way to encourage development in Baltimore.
Key councilman opposes new apartment tax credit
Councilman Carl Stokes says he does not support a bill creating a 10-year tax credit to encourage building apartments citywide.
City moves to put tax credit applications online
Developers can now apply online for a 15-year tax credit for building market-rate apartments in several Baltimore communities.
Developer: Are apartment tax credits fair?
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s proposal to expand tax credits for building new apartments citywide, outlined Monday in her State of the City speech, doesn’t impress one developer.
