NFIB - The Voice of Small Business
Location:
Maryland
>
Issues
Get Exclusive Content:
Register
|
Login
Become a Member - Join NFIB Today
Search
Advocacy & Elections
National Issues
Healthcare
Taxes
Economy
Issues
Government & Regulatory Reform
Labor
Agriculture
Energy
Legal
Victories
Vote My Ballot
How Congress Votes
Small Business Research
National Elections
Contact My Lawmakers
Voter Information
Endorsed Candidates
Key Races
Candidate Resources
NFIB In My State
select your state
Business Resources
In This Section
Webinars
Healthcare
Start A Business
Sell My Business
Marketing & Advertising
Sales & Customer Service
Government Issues & Contracting
Finance & Accounting
Staffing & Workplace Issues
Insurance & Healthcare
Legal Help
Owners & Leadership
Tax Help
Technology & Office Support
MyBusiness Magazine
Video Room
NFIB Foundations
In This Section
Young Entrepreneur Foundation
Small Business Legal Center
Research Foundation
Event Calendar
In This Section
Webinars
National Events
Events in My State
NFIB My Business
NFIB MyBusiness
Own
Operate
Grow
News
Lifestyle
Departments
Webinars & Video
Archives
About MyBusiness
Advertising Opportunities
Columnists
Small Business Straight Talk with Bill Dunkelberg
Small Business First with Dan Danner
Rule of Law with Karen R. Harned
Guest Column: In My Experience
NFIB Member Connect
Member Benefits
In This Section
Issues
News & Information
Vote Ballot
NFIB Victories
Voter Resources
Take Action
Contribute
Contact NFIB
Voting Record (PDF)
Contact My Lawmakers
Maryland Issues
Health Care
NFIB continues to monitor the implementation of new rules for the federal health care law.
Paid Leave
Unions continue to push for paid family leave.
Minimum Wage
NFIB fought efforts to raise the state's minimum wage.
Budget and Taxes
Maryland Director Ellen Valentino reports on budget and tax issues.
Budget and Taxes
Director Ellen Valentino reports on how the Governor and lawmakers are trying to close the state's massive budget deficit.
Contributory Negligence
A judge in Maryland seems to be moving the judiciary toward changes that would increase legal liability for small businesses.
Minimum Wage
Some lawmakers in Maryland are seeking to raise the state's minimum wage to $10 per hour, a move that would make Maryland less competitive, says Director Ellen Valentino.
Expansion of Sales Tax
Lawmakers will return to Annapolis in 2011 in search of new revenue.
State Implementation of the Federal Health Care Law
Health advocates who support government run health care promise to seek new taxes to go beyond the new federal health care law mandate.
Paid Leave
Unions continue to push for a Maryland law requiring all businesses regardless of size to provide paid leave.
Unemployment Insurance in Maryland
The unemployment insurance law needs to be reviewed and revised to protect small business owners.