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Who is required to be at the hearing? Can we just submit testimony in writing?

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Who is required to be at the hearing? Can we just submit testimony in writing?

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Since the Maryland Tax Court is the court of record and appeals are heard de novo, both Petitioner and Respondent are generally required to attend a hearing where argument and testimony are recorded, witnesses may be cross-examined and documents submitted as evidence for Court review. Affidavits are usually not permitted as they do not afford the opportunity of cross-examination by the opposing party. Subpoenas to compel the appearance of a witness and the production of documents at the hearing or at the taking of a deposition are issued upon the request of any party.

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