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The Digital Ad Tax may apply to a broad swath of businesses, including companies located outside Maryland. Digital advertisers must determine if their 2023 digital advertising service receipts in Maryland will exceed $1 million. if so, file a return to mitigate penalties.

Carroll County commissioners are proposing a 10% increase in water and sewer rates for fiscal 2024, in order to pay for aging water and sewer facilities and systems. This increase would be the first since 2019 for the county’s estimated 10,301 water customers and 10,595 sewer customers.

Largely due to high sales tax revenue and spikes in energy prices, Texas lawmakers will have an unprecedented amount of money to spend as they create the state’s next budget.

Many out-of-state residents appear to have gotten discounted in-state SUNY tuition due to...

A coalition argues that an existing tax exemption for “wound care dressings” should...

A $12.1 million capital improvement project at Le Roy Central Schools is running under budget, and district officials are looking at adding three more tasks to the to-do list, Superintendent Merritt Holly told trustees at their meeting Tuesday night. Officials will seek bids on: Replacing heat pumps at Wolcott School and the Jr./Sr. high school; Replacing curtains in the

An analysis by Confidencial reveals that the FSLN has awarded itself US $60.3 million dollars between 2006 and 2021 for its participation in elections

Second audit finds NY facilities are not properly reporting abuse, neglect State comptroller reports OPWDD is not fully complying with Jonathans Law Cayla Harris FacebookTwitterEmail 6 1of6Michael and Lisa Carey wait outside of the Schenectady County District Attorneys office in November 2007. Their son, Jonathan, died while under the care of state workers earlier that year. Michael holds pictures of a bruised and injured Jonathan from December 2005. (Times Union Staff Photograph by...

Tylec Announces Bid for Mayor of North Tonawanda; Makes History as First Openly Gay Mayoral Candidate By: Staff Reporter Austin Tylec, who currently serves as Alderman – at- Large in the City of North Tonawanda, NY, announced on Tuesday, March 2nd, 2021, his candidacy for the Office of Mayor of the City of North Tonawanda, NY . As a City Alderman, Tylec is known for his government transparency and his data driven vison for North Tonawanda which resulted in his landslide victory in his very f...