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> We took a tax break that specifies some level of in-office time per employee and we already spent the money > We're getting pressured from local governments
by tenebrisalietum 3y ago
> We took a tax break that specifies some level of in-office time per employee and we already spent the money
> We're getting pressured from local governments to bring customers into the city to spend money at local businesses
Extremely interested in any examples if you have them handy.
If I'm in the office simply because of a tax break, then I feel I'm productive and revenue-generating by doing absolutely nothing while in said office. I mean they could hire homeless people to do that and solve a lot of problems at once.
- hotnfresh 3y agoDon’t have an example with citation handy, but anecdote that I’ve seen such programs used at small businesses, with tax advantages tied to having employees within the city limits or in a certain district, and I’ve seen bigger bespoke incentive plans to draw larger businesses include similar language. X jobs at Y location, that kind of thing.