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  1. The Digital Ad Tax proposed in Maryland is facing challenges from major tech companies, including Google and Apple Inc., with support from Hershey.

Hogan vetoed the digital advertising tax bill in Maryland.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 18
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Hogan vetoed the digital advertising tax bill in Maryland.

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  1. Hogan vetoed the Time to Care Act in Maryland, while Dan Cox discussed a program with DCNF.1 source
  2. Hogan vetoed the digital advertising tax bill in Maryland.2 sources

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