Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility
Employees Working From Home Should Pay 'Privilege' Tax' To Support Workers Who Cannot, Deutsche Bank Research Note Says
News
By News
Published 4 years ago on
November 12, 2020

Share

[aggregation-styles]

Employees who choose to work remotely should pay a tax to help those workers on low incomes who cannot, said a research note from Deutsche Bank.

According to the research report titled “What We Must Do to Rebuild,” employees who work from home receive immediate financial benefits, including reduced costs for travel, food and clothing.

The report suggests the employer would pay the tax if it does not provide the worker with a permanent desk. Otherwise, the employee would pay the tax.

Read More →

DON'T MISS

Spring Break Prices Hit Record High – These Affordable Destinations Are Trending

DON'T MISS

Then and Now: How Republican Senators Have Shifted Tone on Russia and Ukraine

DON'T MISS

Pope Francis in Critical Condition After Long Respiratory Crisis

DON'T MISS

Musk Gives All Federal Workers 48 Hours to Explain What They Did Last Week

DON'T MISS

Fresno State Suspends 2 Players, Removes Another Amid Gambling Investigation

DON'T MISS

Israel Delays Release of Palestinian Prisoners, Citing ‘Degrading’ Hostage Handovers

DON'T MISS

Officer Killed After Gunman Took Hostages at Pennsylvania Hospital

DON'T MISS

Kash Patel Plans to Move Up to 1,500 Workers Out of Washington

DON'T MISS

Fired Employees Fear Beloved Yosemite National Park Will Lose Its Luster

DON'T MISS

US and Ukraine Nearing Rare Earths Deal That Would Tighten Relationship

UP NEXT

Rise of the Anti-“Woke” Democrat

UP NEXT

High-Level Saudi Visit Follows Multimillion-Dollar Foreign Influence Operation

UP NEXT

Iran and Russia Move to Fill Diplomatic Vacuum in Afghanistan

UP NEXT

Pelosi’s Husband Locked In $5.3 Million From Alphabet Options

UP NEXT

Experts Reportedly See Major Damage in Attack on Iran Centrifuge Plant

UP NEXT

Opinion: School Choice Marches Ahead

UP NEXT

Zakaria: Americans Care About History Because the Stakes Are High

UP NEXT

California Democrats Are Reliably Pro-Labor. But One Union Is Testing Their Patience.

UP NEXT

The Tightrope Walk Democrats Have Ahead on Two Separate Infrastructure Bills

UP NEXT

Bill Barr on Trump’s Election Fraud Claims: “It Was All Bullsh*t”

Musk Gives All Federal Workers 48 Hours to Explain What They Did Last Week

23 hours ago

Fresno State Suspends 2 Players, Removes Another Amid Gambling Investigation

23 hours ago

Israel Delays Release of Palestinian Prisoners, Citing ‘Degrading’ Hostage Handovers

23 hours ago

Officer Killed After Gunman Took Hostages at Pennsylvania Hospital

23 hours ago

Kash Patel Plans to Move Up to 1,500 Workers Out of Washington

1 day ago

Fired Employees Fear Beloved Yosemite National Park Will Lose Its Luster

1 day ago

US and Ukraine Nearing Rare Earths Deal That Would Tighten Relationship

1 day ago

Trump Fires Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Two Other Military Officers

1 day ago

Less Is More: 5 Ingredient Dinners Are Easier Than You Think

1 day ago

Trump-Putin Summit Preparations Are Underway, Russia Says

1 day ago

Spring Break Prices Hit Record High – These Affordable Destinations Are Trending

Spring break 2025 is set to be the most expensive on record, with trip budgets up an average of 26%, according to Yahoo Finance. The beach s...

7 hours ago

7 hours ago

Spring Break Prices Hit Record High – These Affordable Destinations Are Trending

9 hours ago

Then and Now: How Republican Senators Have Shifted Tone on Russia and Ukraine

22 hours ago

Pope Francis in Critical Condition After Long Respiratory Crisis

23 hours ago

Musk Gives All Federal Workers 48 Hours to Explain What They Did Last Week

23 hours ago

Fresno State Suspends 2 Players, Removes Another Amid Gambling Investigation

23 hours ago

Israel Delays Release of Palestinian Prisoners, Citing ‘Degrading’ Hostage Handovers

23 hours ago

Officer Killed After Gunman Took Hostages at Pennsylvania Hospital

1 day ago

Kash Patel Plans to Move Up to 1,500 Workers Out of Washington

Help continue the work that gets you the news that matters most.

Search

Send this to a friend