Ch. 662                                    1994 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(c)     The statement shall include:

(1) [each deduction allowed in computing a taxpayer's federal adjusted
gross income, as federal law defines that income;

(2)] each subtraction modification under § 10-207, § 10-208, OR § 10-209 [,
§ 10-307 or § 10-308] of the Tax - General Article; and

[(3)] (2) each exemption under:

(i) Title 8, Subtitle 7 of the Natural Resources Article;

(ii) [§ 4-103, § 4-104,] § 5-104, § 6-103, § 7-203, § 7-303, § 9-203, §
9-303, § 9-304, § 10-104, §§ 10-211 through 10-213, § 12-104, or Title 11, Subtitle 2 of
the Tax - General Article;

(iii) Title 7 of the Tax - Property Article; and

(iv) § 13-810 or § 13-903 of the Transportation Article.

(d)     The Comptroller, the Department of Assessments and Taxation, the
Department of Licensing and Regulation, the Department of Natural Resources, the
Department of Transportation, and other units of the State government shall help the
Secretary of Budget and Fiscal Planning to prepare a draft of the statement under this
section.

7-324.

[(h) Before January 1 of each year, the Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning
shall report to the Governor and to the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House
of Delegates, the chairmen of the budget committees, and the Department of Fiscal
Services the financial status of the Fund and a summary of its operations for the
preceding fiscal year.]

[13-106.

(a) A procurement officer may award a procurement contract on the basis of
noncompetitive negotiation if:

(1) the procurement is for human, social, or educational services to be
provided directly to individuals who are aged, indigent, disadvantaged, unemployed,
mentally or physically ill, handicapped, or displaced or minors;

(2) the procurement is one of a class for which the Department of Budget
and Fiscal Planning has approved the use of noncompetitive negotiation; and

(3) with the approval of the head of the unit, the procurement officer
determines that:

(i) at least 2 sources are available for the services; but

(ii) the absence of effective competition makes it unreasonable to
expect bids or proposals from the available sources.

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