Expands employer provided commuter transportation benefit to include micromobility-sharing arrangements and transportation network company services.
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Overview
This bill expands employer-provided commuter transportation benefits to include micromobility-sharing arrangements (like bike and scooter rentals) and transportation network company services (like Uber and Lyft). It amends existing law to define these services as ‘alternative means of commuting,’ making them eligible for tax benefits for both employers and employees. The bill clarifies specific conditions under which transportation network company services qualify for these benefits, particularly regarding ride types and accessibility.
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