Massachusetts H3096 proposes tax incentives for remote employees and businesses supporting remote work.
Massachusetts H3096 introduces tax incentives for remote employees and businesses. It defines a "qualified remote employee" as a full-time salaried employee who works from their Massachusetts residence at least 16 hours a week. These employees can claim a credit for remote work-related expenses, including internet and office equipment. Businesses can also claim a credit for expenses related to equipment essential for remote work. The bill aims to support remote work by providing financial incentives.
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