Ch. 1                                       1992 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(b)     From the alcoholic beverage tax revenue received under subsection (a) of this
section:

(1)     Anne Arundel County shall pay each quarter to Annapolis a fraction:

(i) the numerator of which is the population of Annapolis according
to the most recent available federal census; and

(ii) the denominator of which is the total population of Anne Arundel
County according to that census;

(2)     Harford County shall pay:

(i) operating costs of its liquor control board, if any, in excess of the
revenue from alcoholic beverage license fees in Harford County; and

(ii) the remaining amount to the Harford County Division of Sewer
and Water for use in supplying sanitary services; and

(3)     Somerset County shall pay each quarter to Crisfield and Princess Anne
12.5% each.

(c)     The Comptroller shall adjust the amount distributed under subsection (a) of
this section to a county to allow for refund payments to retailers in that county.

(d)     After making the distribution required under subsection (a) of this section,
the Comptroller shall distribute each quarter the remaining revenue to the General Fund
of the State.]

[2-303.] 2-302.

[(a) The Comptroller shall distribute the alcoholic beverage tax revenue from wine
to the General Fund of the State.]

[(b)]The Comptroller shall pay refunds relating to the alcoholic beverage tax [on
wine] from the General Fund.

[2-304.] 2-303.

The Comptroller shall distribute the proceeds from sales of contraband alcoholic
beverages and conveyances under § 13-841(a) of this article to the General Fund.

2-501.

[Except for revenue from savings banks and savings and loan associations, the]
THE Comptroller shall distribute the financial institution franchise tax revenue to the
General Fund of the State.

[2-502.

The Comptroller shall distribute the financial institution franchise tax revenue
attributable to savings banks and savings and loan associations to a county in the amount
that the Department certifies under § 8-213 of this article as the county's share.]

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