Commute Benefits Provide More for Less: Tax Savings make a Difference $50 salary increase: $50 transit/vanpool benefit: Employer Cost $34 pays FICA (7.65%)

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Commute Benefits Provide More for Less: Tax Savings make a Difference $50 salary increase: $50 transit/vanpool benefit: Employer Cost $34 pays FICA (7.65%) - $20 Writes off expense for corporate income taxes (40%, federal and state) Employee value + $4 Employer Cost - $20 - $4 pays federal income tax (28%) - $14 pays state income tax (6%) - $3 $29 $30 Employee value $50 No FICA No federal income taxes Writes off expense for corporate income taxes (40%, federal + state) No state income taxes pays FICA (7.65%)

$50 transit/ vanpool benefit Employer cost = $30 Employee takes home full $50 value $50 salary increase Employer cost = $34 Employee takes home only $29 after taxes Employee income taxes + employee- paid FICA Employer - paid FICA $50 No taxes paid on benefit Corporate income tax deduction Commute Benefits Provide More for Less: Tax Savings make a Difference

Employer cost = $30 Employee takes home full $50 value No taxes paid on benefit Corporate income tax deduction $50 tax-free provides the same value to employees as $85 in taxable salary Tremendous Value for Investment For employees who switch from driving, gasoline savings alone = $40 per month $125 + savings from other vehicle expenses could be another $120 per month