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New Maryland laws, tax changes take effect July 1
Several new laws and tax changes take effect in Maryland on July 1, including a 3% tax on IT and data services and laws that impact cannabis regulation, clean energy and more. The tax changes are part of the 2026 Maryland state budget, which includes nearly $1.8 billion in tax and fee increases as well as cuts to state spending.
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