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Here’s Why Maryland Paid the IRS $5.4 Million in Taxes

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2—Maryland has paid $5.4 The revelation of tax withholding issues leads Handwerger to want “to know more about how much the state of Maryland relies on its own resources versus outsourcing,” such as expert accounting services. But I don’t think it’s malicious or cause for concern for the average Maryland taxpayer.”

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Maryland Lawmakers Consider Taxing Services and Intellectual Property

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Maryland needs more tax revenue. Taxing business services and/or intellectual property and media rights could help the Old Line State fill a looming $3 billion budget gap.

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IRS offers relief on Maryland college savings rollovers

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The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department issued a notice to provide relief to parents who got snagged by problems with Maryland's prepaid college savings program.

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Cherry Bekaert Acquires DeBlanc, Murphy & Murphy in Maryland

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This acquisition strengthens our partnerships with our valued clients in the DMV [District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia],” said Christoper DeBlanc, managing principal of DeBlanc, Murphy & Murphy. “It Founded in 1978, DeBlanc, Murphy & Murphy has built a solid reputation in the greater Washington, D.C.

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Federal Judge Sides With Maryland in Digital Ad Tax Dispute

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By Emily Opilo, The Baltimore Sun (TNS) A federal judge has sided with Maryland in a dispute over the state’s digital advertising tax, dismissing a claim filed by the U.S. At the time, the Maryland General Assembly overrode a veto from then-Gov. The law taxes revenue that digital advertising providers collect on ads shown in Maryland.

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Maryland Joins IRS Direct File Program For 2025

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By Sam Janesch Baltimore Sun (TNS) Marylanders who have relatively straightforward tax returns will have the chance to ditch independent—and sometimes costly—tax preparers and instead file their federal taxes directly with the IRS for free in 2025, state and federal officials said Wednesday. Treasury Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo.

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Thousands of 1099-G Tax Forms Sent to Incorrect Addresses in Maryland

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4 by the Maryland comptrollers office warned. A printing malfunction caused about 6,000 1099-G forms to end up at the wrong addresses,a notice posted Feb.

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