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Md. revenue board cuts $280 million from forecast, warns more fiscal harm from fed uncertainty

  • The Board of Revenue Estimates cut Maryland's revenue projections by $280 million, warning of an impending 'unnecessary negative shock' to the state's economy due to federal budget cuts.
  • Senate Minority Leader Stephen S. Hershey Jr. stated that Maryland's financial situation has deteriorated significantly.
  • Comptroller Brooke Lierman warned of a predicted negative economic impact due to the unpredictability of federal actions.
  • House Minority Leader Del. Jason C. Buckel asserted that higher taxes are not the solution for Maryland, amidst discussions of potential cuts and tax increases.
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WBAL broke the news in Baltimore, United States on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
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