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Why This Matters
This bill excludes income from a second job for certain taxpayers from both income tax and payroll taxes.
If you earn under $100,000 and have a second job, you won't pay taxes on that income.
Who this affects
Workers with second jobs · Families earning under $150,000
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill allows certain taxpayers to exclude income from a second job from their taxable income.
2Taxpayers with a modified adjusted gross income under $100,000 can fully exclude their second job income.
3The exclusion amount decreases for taxpayers earning between $100,000 and $150,000.
4Taxpayers must designate one employer as their primary employer to qualify for this exclusion.
