Tax Benefits

There are many tax benefits available when you help your employees utilize an alternative form of transportation. Taking advantage of these benefits is easy, and programs can be set up at any time. There are three options, each one offering benefits to you and your employees.

Georgia's Telework Tax Credit

Georgia is the first state in the country to offer employers a tax credit for teleworking.

Employees Pay - and Save (Pre-Tax Payroll Deduction)

Under the IRS Qualified Transportation Fringe Benefits law, employees can set aside up to $115 per month pre-tax for transit or vanpool expenses, much like a medical expenses flexible savings plan. When the employee purchases transit passes or vanpool seats, he/she pays no income tax on the benefit and the employer saves through reduced payroll taxes. More...

Employer Pays - and Saves (Tax-Free Employee Benefit)

Paying transit and vanpool costs for your employees is a great tax-free benefit for them, and it provides you with a tax break too. In fact, you can provide a $115 benefit for a net cost of only $76.* More....

Employee & Employer Share the Cost - and Savings

When the employer and employee share the cost of a transit pass or vanpool seat, both share in the savings. Each month, you could opt to pay $40 toward the cost of a transit pass or vanpool seat and allow your employee to deduct up to $75 to cover the rest of the cost. You both win when it comes time for taxes. More...

Georgia employers have saved millions by taking advantage of these benefits. Get the details here.

*Based on corporate tax rate of 34%