Massachusetts H3756 proposes a tax on parking fees to fund transportation infrastructure and public transit services.
Massachusetts H3756 introduces a tax on parking fees to support transportation infrastructure and public transit services. The tax is imposed on parking facilities, with operators required to collect it from customers. Half of the collected tax is distributed to the city or town for municipal roads, bridges, and other transportation infrastructure, while the other half goes to the Commonwealth Transportation Fund. The tax rate is capped at 30%, and operators who fail to collect or remit the tax are liable for the full amount.
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