Third Reading Passed (43-0) (Senate)
Summary
Starting in 2026, Maryland will not charge sales or use tax on purchases made by eligible veterans on November 11, provided the item costs less than $250. Veterans must show a driver’s license or government ID that indicates veteran status to the seller. The state comptroller can cancel the tax‑free day at any time.
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- Budget and Taxation — Bill HearingBudget and Taxation · Apr 1, 2026
- Senate Budget and Taxation CommitteeSenate Budget and Taxation Committee · Apr 1, 2026
- Ways and Means — Bill HearingWays and Means · Jan 29, 2026
History
- Third Reading Passed
- Senate Refuses Recede
- Senate Conference Committee Appointed (Senators Rosapepe, Augustine and McCray)
- House Requests Senate Recede
- House Refuses Concur Senate Amendments
- House Conference Committee Appointed (Delegates Palakovich Carr, Feldmark and Roberson)
- Conference Committee Report {
- House Requests Senate Recede
- House Refuses Concur Senate Amendments
- Third Reading Passed
- Second Reading Passed with Amendments
- Favorable with Amendments Report by Budget and Taxation
The 12 most recent of 22 recorded actions.
Sponsors
- Rogers · sponsor
- Addison
- Buckel
- Coley
- Griffith
- Hartman
- Hornberger
- Miller
- Mireku-North
- Pasteur
- Patterson
- R. Long
- Roberson
- Vogel
- Wims
- Young
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