Eliminating a New Tax on Uber and Lyft Senate #374
Vote Description
This vote was on amendment #49 to S.2371, a bill to regulate Transportation Network Companies (TNC’s.) This amendment would strike the new 10 cent per ride tax on each completed ride through a TNC. The money collected from this tax would be distributed to cities and towns, proportional to where each TNC ride originated.
Mass Fiscal Explanation
MassFiscal would have voted yes on this amendment to encourage successful and helpful innovation rather than taxing it.
Mass Fiscal's Stance
Fiscal Responsibility Vote
Good Government Vote
Vote result on 06/29/2016
FAILED
Yea
9
Nay
31
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