Two financial analysts attribute Maryland’s stagnant economic growth to the state’s high taxes, which they say could worsen ...

A Maryland Bureau of Revenue Estimates analysis of Moore’s budget plans hows that modest-income earners will see their taxes ...

Gov. Wes Moore wants higher tax rates on income and capital gains.

More than half a million Marylanders who earn $500,000 or less per year would see their income tax bills go up under Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed revenue plan. An analysis of the proposal by the ...

Maryland does not tax Social Security benefits, representing a major benefit for seniors in the state. For those who itemize ...

Tax season is upon us and eligible taxpayers in 25 states, including Maryland, can e-file returns directly with the Internal ...

If the benefactor dies with a will, the responsible party assigned will file the return and pay the taxes. However, if no ...

Moore’s plan to raise taxes on high-earners may collide with his desire to attract high-tech business investment to Maryland.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss details of the state's new budget proposal, spending cuts versus raising taxes, spurring growth in the state, and more.

The tax proposal shows 82% of Marylanders would have no tax change or a cut. This means 2/3 of Marylanders would see a cut by virtue of doubling the standard state tax deduction. Low-income families ...

Maryland lawmakers are hearing a new bill called the “For Our Kids Act,” which would add a two cents-per-ounce tax on sugary ...

A proposed Maryland bill is aiming for a pop in state revenue through a new tax on sugary drinks, powders, and syrups.