Baltimore Checkbook: As General Assembly wraps, Hogan is 'most disappointed' in manufacturing bill's stall

Monday, April 11, 2016

As General Assembly wraps, Hogan is 'most disappointed' in manufacturing bill's stall

Gov. Larry Hogan talked taxes Monday morning as the Maryland General Assembly started the last day of its 2016 session, saying he was disappointed tax breaks for manufacturers stalled but that he was hopeful income tax cuts could still pass. “The tax relief package is the thing we’re most focused on,” Hogan said. “The thing that the people of Maryland want to see the most are two things: nonpartisan redistricting and tax relief.” Democratic leaders do not seem interested in redistricting, Hogan…