A U.S. Supreme Court decision that could give Maryland $100 million or more in unexpected tax revenue is likely to present state elected officials with a welcome but difficult choice next year: Spend it, save it or give it back to taxpayers. The court’s decision, which allows states to require…
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Save it, spend it or give it back? Future online sales tax windfall stirs debate in Maryland
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