Maryland Gov. Moore includes income tax increases for wealthy residents to help address $3B deficit
- Maryland Governor Wes Moore proposed a budget plan that includes higher income tax rates for individuals earning over $500,000 to address a $3 billion deficit.
- The plan aims for nearly two-thirds of Maryland residents to receive a tax cut, with 82% experiencing no tax increase, according to Governor Moore.
- The budget outlines $2 billion in spending cuts and additional tax increases on food delivery, sports betting, and recreational cannabis.
- Critics, including Republican lawmakers, express concerns that the tax hikes will burden Maryland residents and drive high earners out of the state.
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