Maryland’s Attorney General Brian E. Frosh announced plans Thursday to file a lawsuit challenging the legality of part the new federal tax law that disproportionately hurts high tax states like Maryland. Frosh said he intends to join a New York-led lawsuit challenging the new $10,000 cap on deducting…
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Maryland Attorney General Frosh to sue Trump administration over federal tax law
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