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With new casino opening, a look back at Cordish's gambling record
Eleven years have passed since the Cordish Cos. broke ground on their first casino venture, a project with the Seminole tribe of Florida.
Since then, the Baltimore-based developer, which builds and runs urban retail and entertainment venues, has been...Tags: The Jockey Club Incorporated, Speedway, Construction, Laws, Inner Harbor
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For Question 4: Dream Act is a good investment for Maryland
Maryland's Dream Act, which allows some illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities, has drawn attention far out of proportion to its actual impact. Only a few hundred students are likely to be eligible for the benefit...Tags: DREAM Act, Illegal Immigrants, Immigration, Students, Elections
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Should the IRS report unpaid income taxes to credit bureaus?
Would people be more likely to pay their taxes if they knew the IRS would report unpaid liabilities to credit bureaus, thereby damaging their credit scores? Congress is considering that. The Government Accountability Office released a report last...Tags: Credit Ratings, Personal Income, Credit and Debt
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Rodricks: Thousands of undocumented workers pay state taxes
Under the Maryland Dream Act, students who want to attend our community colleges or public universities at the in-state tuition rate must have attended a Maryland high school for at least three years. They must prove that their families filed state income...Tags: Extradition, Immigration, Federal Reserve, Interior Policy, Taxation
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Beltsville cosmetics firm operator pleads guilty to tax evasion
The owner-operator of a cosmetics company in Beltsville pleaded guilty Thursday to income tax evasion, prosecutors said. Bae Soo "Chris" Chon, 49, funneled revenue from Mirage Cosmetics Inc. into foreign bank accounts in Hong Kong and Seoul and...Tags: Target, Prisons, Punishment, Personal Income, Justice System
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Business owner pleads guilty to failing to pay employment taxes
A Landover business owner pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to failing to account for and pay employment taxes, leading to a more than $2.2 million tax loss, federal authorities said. Alphonso Tillman, 44, of Fort Washington, had been president...Tags: Punishment, Business, Judges, Employment Opportunities, Landover
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Will 2012 be the year American democracy dies?
Who's buying our democracy? Wall Street financiers, the Koch brothers, and casino magnates Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn, among others. And they're doing much of it in secret. It's a perfect storm -- the combination of three waves that are about to...
Tags: Parties and Movements, Republican Party, Karl Rove, Democratic Party, Elections
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Taxpayers face long waits, conflicting information when trying to recover from identity theft
Tom Morgan tried to file his federal tax return electronically this year, but he kept getting an error message that advised him to double-check his Social Security number.
Morgan thought the problem was a transposed digit or some minor glitch on the IRS'...Tags: Equifax Incorporated, Personal Data Collection, Social Security, Vehicles, Crime Victims
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IRS says it's becoming even more kind and gentle to struggling taxpayers
The IRS has been granting more leniency to struggling taxpayers through a program called Fresh Start. Now the agency says it is expanding this effort by offering more flexible terms in its Offer in Compromise program. This is the program where the IRS... -
Maryland audit finds potentially $344,000 in improper unemployment benefits
The deceased, prisoners and even some state workers improperly collected unemployment benefits potentially worth about $344,000, according to a recently released audit of Maryland's Division of Unemployment Insurance. Auditors in the Department of...
Tags: Unemployment, Employment Opportunities, Taxation, Tax Credits, Unemployment Benefits
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Minus both incumbents, congressional candidates field difficult questions at HCC forum
Congressional candidates for Districts 1 and 2 addressed issues, such as the economy, partisan voting and Social Security during a moderated forum at Harford Community College Thursday night. Some candidates went so far as to take political jabs at the...Tags: U.S. Military, Republican Party, Health Care Reform (2009), Government Health Care, Voting
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Rodricks: Conservatives create constitutional myths
Soon after President Barack Obama's inauguration, "I want my country back!" became the shrill battle cry of the tea party. Garrett Epps, a legal scholar based at the University of Baltimore, has a battle cry of his own: "I want my Constitution back!"...
Tags: Barack Obama, Radio, University of Baltimore, Judges, Laws
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