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Flexible Work Week
State: Maryland
Subject: Flexible Work Schedules
Bill: H.B. 1145
Sponsor: Haynes (D)
Date Introduced and Referred to Committee on Ways and Means: 02/10/2012
Committee Hearing: 03/09/2012
Summary:
Eligible employers may claim an income tax credit for the cost of providing a flexible work week to workers, up to $100 per participating worker or $5000 total annually. A participating worker must work a flexible work week for at least three months during the taxable year. A flexible work week is defined as either four ten-hour days per week or nine nine-hour days every two weeks.
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