Maryland HB1096 requires property tax bill notices to inform taxpayers of potential property tax credits.

Maryland HB1096 mandates that when a property tax bill is sent to a taxpayer, the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City or the governing body of a county must include written notice of any property tax credits for which the taxpayer may be eligible. If someone other than the taxpayer receives the bill, they must also receive the notice and inform the taxpayer. The bill also requires these governing bodies to make available for public inspection copies of the required form and to clearly identify on the tax roll the properties granted a property tax credit.

Maryland HB1096 requires property tax bill notices to inform taxpayers of potential property tax credits.

Maryland HB1096 mandates that when a property tax bill is sent to a taxpayer, the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City or the governing body of a county must include written notice of any property tax credits for which the taxpayer may be eligible. If someone other than the taxpayer receives the bill, they must also receive the notice and inform the taxpayer. The bill also requires these governing bodies to make available for public inspection copies of the required form and to clearly identify on the tax roll the properties granted a property tax credit.