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The bicycle commuting reimbursement was added to the tax code five years ago, in 2009, yet its application has been limited. The tax benefit allows for bike commuters to collect a $20 pre-tax payment from their employers, which can be used toward qualified...

By Britta Meyer of WageWorks As more hardworking Americans look to their employer to provide them with opportunities to save a little extra cash, companies often overlook the fact that employees who like and appreciate their benefits also tend to be...

New CSS Poll: 73 percent of New Yorkers favor half-price fare; 62 percent say they are more likely to vote for mayoral candidate who backs proposal New York, N.Y. – Today, six months after launching the “Fair Fares” campaign calling for half-price bus...

A qualified transportation plan allows employees to receive transportation fringe benefits on a tax-free basis under section 132 of the Internal Revenue Code. The permissible transportation fringe benefits are qualified parking, transit passes, vanpooling...

Every few years, it becomes more and more expensive to ride the New York City subway. Last month, the cost of a single ride increased by 10 percent, from $2.50 to $2.75. For many New Yorkers, this fare hike is a small price to pay for more reliable service...