2007 house journal index of days - Maryland General Assembly

Jan. 29, 2007 Maryland House of Delegates 183
certain time period and to locate to a higher education–affiliated research park and
provide certain notice to the Department within a certain time period; requiring the
Department to adopt certain regulations jointly with the Comptroller; requiring the
Department to approve certain applications within a certain time period and in a
certain manner; providing that if certain notice is not provided within a certain
time period, the Department is required to rescind certain tax credit certificates;
providing limits on the amount of certain tax credits and the aggregate amount of
tax credits that may be approved by the Department in a calendar year; providing
for a carryforward of certain tax credits and providing that certain tax credits may
be transferred under certain circumstances; allowing certain transferred tax credits
to be claimed against the State income tax and authorizing certain business entities
to rely on certain information; requiring the Department to submit a certain report
by a certain date each year; defining certain terms; providing for the application of
this Act; and generally relating to a State income tax credit for certain eligible
expenses of corporations that locate to a higher education–affiliated research park.
BY adding to
Article – Tax – General
Section 10–726
Annotated Code of Maryland
(2004 Replacement Volume and 2006 Supplement)
Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
House Bill 216 – Delegates Morhaim, Anderson, Aumann, Beitzel, Benson, Bohanan,
Bromwell, Burns, Cane, Cardin, Costa, DeBoy, Donoghue, Elliott, Frank, Hammen,
Healey, Jennings, Jones, Kach, Kelly, Kipke, Kullen, Lafferty, Lawton, Malone,
McDonough, Montgomery, Nathan–Pulliam, Oaks, Pena–Melnyk, Pendergrass, Riley,
Stein, Stull, Tarrant, Weir, and Weldon
AN ACT concerning
HIV Testing – Prohibited Exposure – Victims
FOR the purpose of including a forensic scientist who works under the direction of a law
enforcement agency within the list of possible victims of prohibited exposure to
HIV; including a forensic scientist who works under the direction of a law
enforcement agency within the definition of a public safety worker required to test
for HIV in the event of a certain exposure; and generally relating to victims of
prohibited HIV exposure.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
Article – Criminal Procedure
Section 11–107