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A10394Assembly2009-2010 Session

Relates to establishing a metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax ticket rebate program

Sponsor Joel MillerAD-102+6 co-sponsorsAffects Finance
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In Assembly Committee
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BILL NUMBER:A10394

Title of bill

An act to amend the tax law, in relation to a metropol- itan commuter transportation mobility tax ticket rebate program

Purpose or general idea of bill

To provide free ridership for those businesses that are required to pay the mobility tax. This bill would affect the 12 counties that are serviced by the metropolitan Transporta- tion Authority (MTA). Every employer or self employer individual who pays the mobility tax would receive a number of rides the equivalent to the tax being paid.

Summary of specific provisions

Adds a new section of tax law in which every employer or self employed individual who pays the metropolitan commuter mobility tax shall receive tickets for use,on transportation facilities operated by the MTA within the MCTD. The value of the tickets will be the equivalent to the amount of tax paid by such employer or self employer individual. These rebate tickets will be fully transfera- ble and have no expiration or exclusion

Justification

Taxes are collected to pay for services. The businesses within the counties outside New York City are being asked to pay a tax to subsidize a mode of transportation not used by either those busi- nesses or the employees of the businesses being taxed.

Prior legislative history

New Bill

Fiscal implications

Revenue loss to the MTA.

Effective date

Immediately

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