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Session Laws and Journals, 1969, December Special Session
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104                         JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS                  [Dec. 17

These rapid changes in this tax structure make the estimating of these
revenues very difficult, particularly in view of the extreme volatility of
this tax yield even under ordinary circumstances.

Current reports from economists are that business profits are now in
a leveling off stage and will probably decline in 1970 due to rising wage
demands, interest rates and other business costs. This seems to be borne
out by the current Dow Jones Stock Market Index fluctuations.

Following is an analysis of Corporate Income Tax Revenues for the
Fiscal Years 1968, 1969, 1970 and 1971.

Fiscal
Year
1968
Actual

Fiscal
Year
1969
Actual

Fiscal
Year 1970
Revised
Estimate

Fiscal
Year
1971
Estimate

General Fund

—$Tho

usands —

Total Receipts........................

32,459

45,642

47,350

58,400#

Less—Personal Property

Tax Credit..................

2,000

4,000

5,000

Net Receipts ..........................

32,459

43,642

43,350

53,400

Maryland Port Authority............

4,253

5,702

5,750

5,750

Grand Total....................

36,712

49,344

49,100

59,150

# Includes $11,000,000 from Calendar 1971 initial declaration payments.

Retail Sales and Use Taxes

Net receipts from Retail Sales and Use Taxes for the July-October
1969 period increased by about 47% over the same period a year ago, due
to the 1% increase in the rate, and the removal of exemptions for soaps
and ice. This would indicate that these revenues should reach about
$238,300,000 for the current Fiscal Year 1970. A growth of 8% is now
anticipated in this revenue for the Fiscal Year 1971 which is near a 10%
rate of growth reached in Fiscal 1969 just before the increases in rate
and coverage. This rate of sales tax growth should be reached if Indi-
vidual Income Tax growth reaches 15% or more annually as heretofore
estimated.

Motor Vehicle User Revenues

Following is a five year table of Motor Vehicle User Revenues show-
ing the background actual revenues for the Fiscal Years 1967, 1968 and
1969 and the current projections for the Fiscal Years 1970 and 1971.

Fiscal
Year

Motor
Vehicle
Fuel Tax

Motor
Vehicle
Revenues

Total

$

$

$

1967—Actual ..........................
1968—Actual ..........................
1969—Actual ..........................
1970—Revised Estimate ........
1971—Estimate ......................

90,698,948
97,396,104
104,441,408
110,707,000
116,242,000

70,852,022
75,793,161
96,618,667
108,117,384
112,590,000

161,550,970
173,189,265
201,060,075
218,824,384
228,832,000

Attached is a detailed analysis of these revenues.

 

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