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No, but many of them may have signed agreements that provided tax breaks for their office location. Local businesses want humans near them.. that was the agree
by drooby 1y ago
No, but many of them may have signed agreements that provided tax breaks for their office location.
Local businesses want humans near them.. that was the agreement, and the government wants that generated tax revenue.
Many of this big orgs are not "maintaining their side of the agreement" - hence pressure to return.. lest tax breaks get challenged.
- parineum 1y agoThose tax breaks offset the price of the office. The price off the office doesn't need a tax break if you don't have an office. Frankly, the idea that there is any logical financial motivation (aside from an idea of increased productivity) for return to office is far fetched.