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Assuming the Governor signs the bill they will be giving a $1000 tax credit for people who don't own a car. They put an income cap on it though, so I doubt it w
by papercrane 4y ago
Assuming the Governor signs the bill they will be giving a $1000 tax credit for people who don't own a car. They put an income cap on it though, so I doubt it will have much impact.
https://www.phillytrib.com/california-wants-to-give-residents-1-000-not-to-have-a-car/article_485650a6-69f7-5aa1-b133-453cfb57a7d8.html https://www.phillytrib.com/california-wants-to-give-resident...
- generalizations 4y agoI seriously doubt that $1000 is worth the inconvenience of not having a car. How often do you leave the city? Those car rentals add up fast.
- papercrane 4y agoIt depends on individual circumstances. A thousand dollars plus no car payment, parking, insurance, maintenance, and fuel costs vs. public transit, occasional Uber and car rental might be attractive for some. It would've been much more effective though if they had gone with the original plan of $2,500 and no income limit.
- colinmhayes 4y ago> How often do you leave the city? Effectively never. When I do it's usually with someone who has a car so we go in theirs.
- r00fus 4y agoThis is huge for my parents. They would essentially get $1k/year bonus.