What to Know About Maryland’s Budget Agreement: Upcoming Vehicle Fee, Tobacco Tax Changes

Debarylife – The upcoming state budget for Maryland was negotiated by politicians, and while it does not include a general tax hike, it will affect residents when they register their automobiles or purchase nicotine products.

A range of vehicle-related fees and an increase in tobacco and nicotine product taxes of $80 million a year are the final revenue sources estimated by the framework of the agreement to be raised.

Concerning whether now is the correct moment to raise much more money for the state budget, negotiators for the House of Delegates and the state Senate have been at a standstill for weeks.

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The narrative proceeds at The Baltimore Banner: An agreement over the state budget will raise the tobacco tax and car fees.

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