2010 Employer Tax Credit

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One version of the tax credit policy under review is to give employers a two-year tax break if they increased the size of their work force (i.e. added jobs) or added significant hours of work (for example, making a part-time worker full time). Employers would receive a credit worth twice the first-year payroll tax for each new hire, amounting to several thousand dollars, depending on the new worker's salary. The credit in the first year would equal...

Submitted: Oct 8, 2009 Views: 212 Comments: 0 Likes: 1

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