Maura Healey on Corporations

	Maura Healey on Corporations

Need to make state more attractive to grow businesses

[On tax cuts]: "If we want to grow Massachusetts' economic competitiveness, we need to make our state more attractive for people to start & grow businesses. That requires making life more affordable so that entrepreneurs and workers can live here & stay here," said Gov. Healey. "We also need to lower barriers for workers to get the skills that employers are looking for to fill openings in their workforce. We're proud that the tax cuts package we recently signed into law delivers on these priorities." Source: Massachusetts Governor press release (2022 race) , Oct 25, 2023

Allow communities to enact local rent stabilization policies

Expanding and preserving housing supply through increasing state resources, addressing local zoning barriers, and protecting 40B.
Increasing first-time homeownership and helping close the racial wealth gap through expansion of down payment assistance and housing counseling.
Combating homelessness through expansion of permanent, supportive housing.
Empowering communities to enact local rent stabilization policies.

Source: 2022 Massachusetts Governor campaign website MauraHealey.com , Jun 7, 2022

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