Massachusetts H821 establishes a payroll deduction mechanism for voluntary contributions to not-for-profit social welfare organizations and political.
Massachusetts H821 creates a payroll deduction system to facilitate voluntary contributions to not-for-profit social welfare organizations and political committees. Employers must deduct contributions from employees' pay and remit them to designated organizations, minus a reasonable administrative fee. Employees can authorize deductions for contributions as low as $2.00 per pay period. The bill aims to promote political participation by enabling individuals to contribute regularly without transaction costs. The attorney general will enforce the law and adopt necessary regulations.
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