Environmental (alternative)
The Maryland Green Building Tax Credit incentivizes construction of:
AProperties near the Chesapeake Bay
BHigh-performance, energy-efficient buildings that meet specified green certification standards✓ Correct
CHistorical preservation projects
DCommercial properties only
Explanation
Maryland's Green Building Tax Credit provides state income tax credits for construction of high-performance, energy-efficient buildings meeting LEED or similar certification standards.
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