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Mass.gov
Official website of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts State Organizations | Mass.gov
Find information on Massachusetts state agencies and departments, your statewide officials, and the judicial and legislative branches of state government.
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MyMassGov is a secure sign in service used to sign in to participating Massachusetts government organizations. © 2025 Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Access PFML through MyMassGov. With an employee account, you can apply for paid leave benefits. With a leave administrator account, you can manage claims for an organization or access information for authorized tax or payroll purposes. If you need to do both, you will need to create separate accounts using different email addresses.
Driving & Motor Vehicles - Mass.gov
Find everything you need to drive in Massachusetts, from getting and renewing a license to signing up for E-ZPass to pay electronic tolls.
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If employee claims that he/she is a full-time student whose annual income will not exceed $8,000, do not withhold Mass. income tax. If employee claims that he/she is exempt under MSRRA and has filed Form M-4-MS, do not withhold Massachusetts income tax.
Unemployment | Mass.gov
If you’re unemployed in Massachusetts, you may be eligible for resources to help you get back on your feet. Employers can also find information about the contributions they must make by law for their employees.
RMV Celebrates Massachusetts 250 with Commemorative License Plate
The RMV is responsible for registering and inspecting motor vehicles, licensing drivers, and processing payments for traffic citations in Massachusetts. You can complete more than 60 transactions online by visiting the registry’s Online Service Center.
Finding a Job | Mass.gov
Out of work or just looking for a new position? Find job listings, training, and advice to further your career.
Vehicle Title & Registration | Mass.gov
To drive in Massachusetts, your vehicle needs to be properly registered with the RMV, and you need to have a legally acquired title.
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