The emergence since 2020 of more widespread hybrid and remote work has complicated tax filings for many companies. What's new about the 2021 tax year, though, is the emergence of remote work as a long-term setup for businesses. This was likely the first full year in which many companies began hiring, supporting, and compensating a primarily remote workforce.
With this changing work environment, companies also rolled out new incentives to attract and retain talent, like brand new employee benefits packages and perquisite programs. A study from Joblist revealed that 67 percent of job seekers value benefits more now than they did prior to the pandemic. Of those surveyed, 54 percent said they would actually consider taking a lower-paying job if it came with a better benefits package.
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