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		<title>Court Decision Cuts Cecil County Future Tax Revenues $1.3 Million a Year; County Council Slogs Through Budget for Spending Cuts</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A new US Supreme Court decision will cost Cecil County an estimated $1.3 million a year in future lost income tax revenues, and refunds for past taxes struck down by the court could cost the county up to $1.4 million more than previously expected. The fiscal bad news came as the Cecil County Council continued its long march through the minutiae of the $184.7 million Fiscal 2016 operating budget proposed by County Executive Tari Moore in April. The Council members have been going line-by-line, with virtually no amount too small to be questioned by the councilors, who have demanded detailed answers from county department heads and top administration officials. At times there have been testy exchanges between Council members and county employees, while Moore has been above the fray—she is reported to be out of the country on vacation. The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Maryland had improperly imposed the “piggyback” income tax, which is collected by the state but turned over to the 23 counties and Baltimore City, on income earned in other states. The state’s own income tax system allowed credits to offset taxes paid to other states by a citizen or business, but the credits were not [&#8230;]]]></description>
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