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Senator Lavalle Supports Job Creation Bill In Senate



March 3, 2010

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(New York,N.Y.)-Senator   Kenneth   P.   LaValle  today  announced  that  legislation introduced  by Senate Republicans will make New York State more competitive for business growth and, when combined with a federal jobs plan, businesses could  save  thousands  of  dollars.   The plan includes a jobs tax credit, eliminates   the   corporate   franchise   tax   for   small  business  and manufacturing,  rolls back the personal income tax surcharge that hit small businesses last year, and eliminates wasteful regulations.

According  to Senator LaValle, the jobs bill would provide incentives similar  to  those passed last week by the United States Senate, which also includes  a  tax credit for businesses that create new jobs.  The highlight of Senate Republican’s plan is a tax credit that would provide an incentive for  small  businesses to create new jobs.  The state credit could be up to $5,000,  with  a $3,000 bonus for hiring an unemployed person.  The federal tax  credit  applies only when hiring an unemployed individual.  Therefore, an  employer would realize additional hiring incentives when hiring someone off the unemployment rolls.

“New York lost nearly 270,000 jobs last year and it is estimated that we will lose another 40,000 by the end of this year,” said Senator LaValle. “Yet, the Senate Democrats have no job creation plan. They had a task force that never issued a report and, this year, are holding more roundtables.

“We  cannot  just  talk  about  what  we’re  going to do.  The Senate Republicans  are  committed to putting this plan into motion so that we can get  New  Yorkers  back  to work.  We are prepared to pass this measure and hope  the Democrats will join us in this effort to steer the economy in the right direction,” concluded Senator LaValle.


 

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