Fiscal Policy
Fiscal Policy
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- Fiscal Policy- LWVMD supports Action to:
- Legislative Priorities- Download the 2008 Legislative Priorities Pamphlet!
- HB 1 Budget Reconciliation Act
- Legislation Enacted During the Special Session- Despite some significant differences between the House and Senate versions of various tax and budget cutting proposals, on November 19, 2007, the Governor signed into law six pieces of legislation whi
- LWVMD’s Participation in the Budget Debate and Special Session- Because an adequate and progressive system for raising revenue to meet government’s obligations has long been a priority of the League of Women Voters of Maryland, we took an active role attempting
- LWVMD Testimony on Tobacco Tax Legislation- The League of Women Voters of Maryland has consistently supported legislation to improve access to health care for all Marylanders.
- LWVMD Testimony on Working Families & Small Business Health Coverage Legislation- The League of Women Voters of Maryland has consistently supported legislation to improve access to health care for all Marylanders.
- LWVMD Testimony on Budget Reconciliation Act—Freeze In Education Implicit Price Deflator For State And Local Governments- The League of Women Voters of Maryland actively supported passage of the Bridge to Excellence in Public Schools Act in 2002 (Thornton).
- LWVMD Testimony on Governor’s Legislation on Income Tax Restructuring - The League of Women Voters of Maryland has always supported a progressive income tax as the first choice for revenue generation.
- LWVMD Testimony on Corporate Tax Legislation- The League of Women Voters of Maryland believes that Maryland should have an adequate and fair system of taxation.
- LWVMD Testimony on Sales Tax Proposal- The League of Women Voters of Maryland has long supported the raising of adequate funds to provide needed governmental services to Marylanders.
- LWVMD Testimony on Transportation Funding Legislation- The League of Women Voters of Maryland has long been promoting efforts to increase Maryland’s revenue stream in order to have an adequate and efficient fiscal structure for the state.
- LWVMD Positions on New Revenue Sources- October 2007