Massachusetts H3083 mandates public disclosure of tax reports from publicly-traded corporate taxpayers.
Massachusetts H3083 requires publicly-traded corporate taxpayers to disclose their tax reports publicly. The state secretary must make the entire database of these reports accessible through the internet and on computer-readable media, with charges covering the state's costs. Reports will be available to the public on the first day of the third calendar year following the year in which the tax was due.
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