Maryland lawmakers laud Reagan tax plan with caveats
The Maryland congressional delegation generally praises President Reagan's tax reform proposal while differing on details. Sarbanes and Barnes want to study the plan. Mikulski supports it as a starting point. Hoyer and Dyson see possible reforms needing adjustments. Delich Bentley seeks more corporate detail.
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Maryland Tax Hikes Under Reform Proposals Revealed
A Congressional Research Service study shows Maryland itemizers would face roughly 857 dollars more in federal taxes if state and local deductions are eliminated. The analysis compares Reagan Treasury, Kemp Kasten, and Bradley Gebhardt proposals, with New York and DC hardest hit and Maryland among mid Atlantic states affected.
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