Evans: D.C. still taxes the most

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Maryland might be catching up to D.C.’s higher tax rates, but one city legislator says the District still is the least friendly jurisdiction in the region for businesses.

D.C. Councilman Jack Evans noted Thursday that the District’s corporate income tax rate, the second-highest in the nation, was just one of a slew of taxes he believes are driving money out of the city.

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