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Laurel City Council to rework tax exemption for Laurel Mall developers
The City Council is considering a revision of the property tax break given to the developers of Laurel Mall that could result in $15.5 million in public infrastructure improvements to the area around the development. According to Mayor Craig Moe, the...Tags: Taxation, Property Tax, Loans, Debt Market, Finance
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Mayor plans tax credit for downtown apartments
The Baltimore SunMayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake intends to introduce legislation to the Baltimore City Council that would provide a 15-year tax break to apartment developments in downtown. The mayor announced the news at the annual meeting of the Downtown Partnership...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Local Government, Kirby Fowler, Rentals
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County revenues on target for fiscal year
When it comes to the economic outlook for Howard County, no news is essentially good news, according to county Budget Director Ray Wacks. And that means the fact that county revenues so far this year are largely on target with projections is good news....
Tags: Taxation, Budgets and Budgeting, Ellicott City, Personal Income, Tax Credits
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Harford County police blotter: Neighborhood children ringing doorbells
The Harford County Sheriff's Office and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Kevin Michelle Shanahan, 36, of the 600 block of Possum Trot Way, was arrested Monday on a bench warrant in a case in which he was charged with possession of marijuana and...Tags: Police Arrests, Prosecution, Robin Hood, Juvenile Delinquency, The Home Depot
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Letter: County Council's accessibility tax credit bill is misguided
The proposed Universal Design Tax Credit Bill does a disservice to Howard County taxpayers. The bill would give tax credits to property owners for 50 percent of the costs of increasing accessibility of their homes, for example, by expanding doorways or...Tags: Ellicott City, Renovation, Home Improvement
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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: Taxation, Unemployment Benefits, Trials, Internal Revenue Service, Unemployment
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Homestead credit penalty goes into effect this week
Beginning this week, Maryland's Department of Assessments and Taxation can begin penalizing homeowners who received a homestead credit this year as a result of deception. Penalties will be issued on an ad hoc basis as the department learns of violators,...Tags: Taxation, Justice System, Punishment, Fines, U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means
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Council passes legislation on power reliability, tax credit, parking meters
The Howard County Council is the first county legislative body in the state to request the Maryland Public Service Commission to investigate electric power reliability in certain areas of the county and the first to institute a tax credit to encourage...Tags: Taxation, Clarksville, Howard County, Ellicott City, Civil and Public Service
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American Express ordered to refund $85 million to consumers
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced this morning it has ordered three subsidiaries of American Express to refund about $85 million to about a quarter of a million consumers. According to the agency, an investigation found “that at...
Tags: Consumers, American Express Company, Financial and Business Services, Discover Financial Services, U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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City sells Senator Theatre at $310,000 loss
Baltimore's spending panel agreed Wednesday to sell the historic Senator Theatre at a $310,000 loss — over the objections of the city's comptroller. "I just think it's too generous," said Comptroller Joan M. Pratt, citing the city's purchase of the...
Tags: Taxation, Banking, Companies and Corporations, Senator Theatre, Baltimore Development Corporation
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Senator Theatre sale, for $500,000, to be approved Wednesday
The Baltimore SunBaltimore’s Board of Estimates is expected to approve the sale of the Senator Theatre to its current operators Wednesday for $500,000. Senator Theatre LLC, a company controlled by James “Buzz” Cusack and his daughter, Kathleen Lyon, has...Tags: Taxation, Charles Theatre, Realty, Banking, Senator Theatre
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Homeowners' tax credit deadline extended
The Baltimore SunThe deadline to apply for a property tax credit that, on average, cuts more than $1,000 off a homeowner's tax bill, has been extended until the end of October. Maryland residents can apply for the Homeowners’ Property Tax Credit through October 31,...Tags: Taxation, Property Tax, Homes, Tax Credits
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