Buses, Trains Ferries and . . . Only one person can receive the parking benefit. The Parking Connection Those who have to drive to make a connection to public transportation may be eligible for the parking connection benefit. In recent years, residential growth and expansion has occurred away from the downtown urban areas, making it difficult to rely solely on mass transit. Commuter Choice makes it possible for commuters to enjoy tax-free incentives for driving when the automobile is a part of the commute trip and mass transit is used for the remainder of the trip.
Agencies can pay for the benefit using appropriated funds.
The same tax savings, reduced payroll costs and program flexibility apply to eligible parking expenses. The Bottom Line Commuter Choice makes sense. The changes in the Internal Revenue Code allow your agency the greatest flexibility to create a program that works for you and your employees. Remember, satisfied employees means satisfied customers. Commuter Choice . . .