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I also believe there is some tax incentives for businesses getting butts in the seats at their brick and mortar workplaces too. Like on-site facility deductions and such.
Oh im sure…empty office buildings slowly decomposing isnt a good look for an areas local economy.
If we weren’t run by monied interests wed be offering tax incentives the other way to get more people off the road but that doesnt keep us all dependent on fossil fuels so that’s right out the window.
I also believe there is some tax incentives for businesses getting butts in the seats at their brick and mortar workplaces too. Like on-site facility deductions and such.
Oh im sure…empty office buildings slowly decomposing isnt a good look for an areas local economy.
If we weren’t run by monied interests wed be offering tax incentives the other way to get more people off the road but that doesnt keep us all dependent on fossil fuels so that’s right out the window.
Also cities provide tax incentives to corps to get bodies in downtown areas supporting the restaurants and shops