by Jenny | Aug 11, 2022 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News
Council in the News Baker Changing Rules on Tax Cap Giveback Plans ‘refunds’ this fall instead of credits next year CommonWealth Magazine | August 11, 2022By Bruce Mohl © Provided by CommonWealth Magazine Gov. Charlie Baker at a State House press conference. (Pool...
by Jenny | Jul 27, 2022 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News
Council in the News Long-forgotten Tax Cap About to be Triggered State to return millions to taxpayers for first time in 35 years CommonWealth Magazine | July 27, 2022By Bruce Mohl While lawmakers scramble to put together a package of tax breaks in the final days of...
by Olivia Chislett | Jan 27, 2022 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News
Millionaire’s tax opponents sue over ballot language January 27, 2022Commonwealth MagazineBy: Shira Schoenberg OPPONENTS OF THE so-called “millionaire’s tax” filed a lawsuit Thursday asking the Supreme Judicial Court to change the summary of the constitutional...
by Jenny | Jun 9, 2021 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News
Legislature passes Fair Share amendment again June 9, 2021CommonWealth MagazineBy: Shira Schoenberg The Massachusetts Legislature on Wednesday passed a constitutional amendment raising taxes on income over $1 million, the final vote needed to put the measure on the...
by meshagency | Mar 17, 2021 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News
Remote work looks like it’s here to stay March 17, 2021CommonWealth MagazineBy: Shira Schoenberg Companies see gains from hybrid models Eastern Bank used to be a typical employer. Be in the office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with an hour break for lunch. Its employees in...
by meshagency | Aug 26, 2020 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News
August 26, 2020CommonWealth MagazineBy Bruce Mohl Businesses say 47% of employees will continue to work remotely. A SURVEY OF COMPANIES in the Greater Boston area indicates nearly half of their employees will continue to work remotely after concerns about COVID-19...
