Maryland 2022 Regular Session All Bills (Page 60)
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB457
Introduced
1/20/22
Refer
1/20/22
Requiring that certain sales of tangible personal property be included in the numerator of the sales factor used for apportioning a corporation's income to the State under certain circumstances; requiring affiliated corporations to compute Maryland taxable income using a certain combined reporting method; authorizing certain corporations, subject to regulations adopted by the Comptroller, to determine certain income using the water's edge method; etc.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB458
Introduced
1/20/22
Refer
1/20/22
Altering the collective bargaining process for State employees, including by requiring the selection of a neutral arbitrator to oversee all aspects of collective bargaining, establishing a process of arbitration in the event of impasse, and providing that certain decisions of a neutral arbitrator are binding; requiring that each budget bill contain the appropriations necessary to implement all terms and conditions of employment in certain memoranda of understanding for the next ensuing fiscal year; etc.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB459
Introduced
1/20/22
Refer
1/20/22
Report Pass
2/21/22
Engrossed
2/25/22
Refer
2/28/22
Report Pass
3/31/22
Enrolled
4/1/22
Chaptered
4/9/22
Altering provisions of law relating to the jurisdiction of the juvenile court, the juvenile intake process, and the placement of a certain child in detention or community detention; altering provisions of law relating to the authority of the juvenile court in making a disposition on a certain petition; specifying the authority of the juvenile court to place a child on probation under certain circumstances; establishing the Commission on Juvenile Justice Reform and Emerging and Best Practices; etc.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB46
Introduced
1/12/22
Refer
1/12/22
Establishing a fee of $14 to be collected once every 2 years on each motor vehicle registered in the State that is granted a waiver from, exempted from, or not subject to the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program; and requiring the fee to be deposited in the Maryland Strategic Energy Investment Fund and be used to incentivize and purchase electric vehicles and expand electric vehicle infrastructure.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB460
Introduced
1/20/22
Refer
1/20/22
Report Pass
3/17/22
Engrossed
3/17/22
Refer
3/17/22
Report Pass
4/1/22
Enrolled
4/11/22
Chaptered
5/29/22
Authorizing the Board of License Commissioners for Baltimore County to approve the transfer of a Class B or Class D license in an eligible transferor district existing on a certain date to another election district under certain circumstances; limiting the number of license transfers that the Board may authorize from an eligible transferor district; requiring the Board to notify the county when the Board receives an application to transfer a certain license; requiring the Board to deny a certain transfer under certain circumstances; etc.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB461
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Increasing from $15,000 to $20,000 the amount of certain subtraction modifications under the Maryland income tax for individuals who are at least 55 years of age for certain retirement income received as a result of the individual's military service or attributable to the individual's employment as a correctional officer, a law enforcement officer, or a fire, rescue, or emergency services personnel.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB462
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Requiring each authorized prescriber who receives a financial gratuity or incentive from a pharmaceutical distributor or manufacturer to file a disclosure form with a certain health occupations board that licenses the authorized prescriber within 30 days after the financial gratuity or incentive is received by the authorized prescriber; and applying the Act prospectively
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB463
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Establishing the civil liability of a police officer who deprives or allows another to deprive an individual of certain rights under the Maryland Declaration of Rights and the Maryland Constitution; requiring that the employer of a police officer indemnify the law enforcement officer against a judgment or settlement entered against the officer under the Act subject to certain exceptions; requiring that a civil action under the Act be filed within 2 years after the cause of action occurs; etc.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB464
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Report Pass
3/17/22
Engrossed
3/17/22
Refer
3/17/22
Report Pass
4/1/22
Enrolled
4/9/22
Chaptered
5/29/22
Establishing a marketplace license in a certain geographic area in the 41st legislative district in Baltimore City; and authorizing the Board of License Commissioners for Baltimore City to issue the license.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB465
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Report Pass
3/17/22
Engrossed
3/17/22
Refer
3/17/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Enrolled
4/8/22
Chaptered
5/29/22
Establishing in Harford County a resort complex license that authorizes the holder to sell beer, wine, and liquor at certain outlets in the resort complex; and requiring an initial license fee of $3,500.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB466
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Authorizing individuals who have a permanent physical disability to deduct $1,000 as a personal exemption under the Maryland income tax; and applying the Act to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2021.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB467
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Report Pass
3/19/22
Engrossed
3/21/22
Refer
3/21/22
Report Pass
4/7/22
Enrolled
4/9/22
Chaptered
4/21/22
Passed
4/21/22
Making an individual eligible for a certificate to teach students in a Montessori school if the individual meets certain requirements; authorizing the State Board of Education to require an individual to successfully pass an examination to be certified under the Act; providing that an individual who satisfies the requirements under the Act may not be required to meet any additional requirements to be certified to teach students in a Montessori school; etc.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB468
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Report Pass
2/21/22
Engrossed
2/24/22
Refer
2/25/22
Report Pass
4/7/22
Enrolled
4/8/22
Chaptered
5/29/22
Repealing a prerequisite that a certain public school employee shall exhaust administrative remedies before instituting a certain civil action; authorizing a public school employee who is subject to a certain personnel action to file an administrative complaint with a public school employer; requiring a public school employer to provide an administrative remedial process; requiring certain public school employees to give prior notice to the local superintendent of schools about instituting a civil action; etc.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB469
Introduced
1/21/22
Refer
1/21/22
Authorizing the Motor Vehicle Administration to enter into a certain agreement with another jurisdiction for the reciprocal enforcement of traffic violations recorded by a traffic control signal monitoring system under certain circumstances; requiring a political subdivision to coordinate with the Administration to facilitate the reciprocal enforcement of violations recorded by a traffic control signal monitoring system; etc.
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Maryland 2022 Regular Session
Maryland House Bill HB47
Introduced
1/12/22
Refer
1/12/22
Requiring the State Board of Education to, by December 1, 2022, develop content standards for expanded American history; requiring each county board of education, in collaboration with the local school system, to develop and implement certain curriculum guides for expanded American history; requiring each public school, by the 2023-2024 school year, to include expanded American history in the social studies curriculum; and requiring the State Department of Education and the State Board to jointly analyze certain content standards.