The Maryland General Assembly passed a pandemic relief measure on Friday that will deliver more than $1 billion in tax relief and economic stimulus for low-income families and small businesses.
Lawmakers gave the bill final approval after the House withdrew provisions that would have expanded relief to families who use Individual Tax Identification Numbers instead of Social Security numbers.
Critics of the proposal said it would have steered relief to undocumented immigrants.
Leaders in the legislature say they plan to approve separate legislation next week for people who use ITIN numbers.
The pandemic relief measure passed on Friday was initially proposed by Gov. Larry Hogan.
A spokesman for the governor says Hogan plans to sign the bill on Monday.
Where are they getting the money for this?
your wallet you know its busting at the seams empty it till its gone and then bring the rest
Out of taxpayers pockets is where the money is coming from, where else.
From our grandchildren.
Don’t count your $$$$ Unless & Until & IF you get it !!!!