Under a bill that Gov. Phil Scott signed into law Wednesday, remote workers who put down roots in Vermont will be eligible for up to $10,000 in moving expenses and other costs.
Current residents aren't eligible. State officials hope Vermont's high quality of life will entice out-of-state workers to swap their office for a Vermont co-working space or home office.
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You better like snow.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful state. I vacationed there a few years ago. Just about every house had wood stoves and firewood stacked to the tops of their barns. I have been told the winters there are brutal. That might be why they are trying to entice more people to move to this socialist tax hell to help pay for the socialist policy's in place. Remember this is the state that Bernie Saunders comes from!
ReplyDeleteThey pay $10,000 to get you there and then tax you $20,000 for being there.
ReplyDeleteLibtards in government just plain don't get it.