income tax cut

Governor Chris Christie wants to cut income taxes by 10% for every New Jerseyans. Assembly Democrats have a plan they say can provide a 20% property tax cut for those who need it most. The battle lines are clearly drawn for Christie and Assembly Majority Leader Lou Greenwald and neither man is backing down.

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Gov. Chris Christie says it's a good day for New Jerseyans because the Democratic leader of the state Senate agrees that residents deserve an income tax break.

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Because he and Democrats are now battling over which taxes to cut, not which taxes to increase, Governor Chris Christie's new mantra is, "We've already won the argument."

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State Senate President Steve Sweeney says Governor Chris Christie's 10% state income tax cut plan over three years is dead.

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State Senate President Steve Sweeney says as long as Governor Chris Christie continues to push his 10% state income tax cut, he'll continue to criticize it as a giveaway to the rich.

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Much of the discussion following New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's State Budget Address last Tuesday centered around his 10% income tax cut, increased school aid and the largest ever payment into the public workers pension fund.

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As he travels around the state holding town hall meetings, Governor Christie is pushing his plan for an across-the-board 10 percent income tax cut.

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Yesterday, before a joint session of the State legislature Governor Chris Christie delivered his Fiscal Year 2013 State Budget Address.

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Governor Christie will deliver his Fiscal Year 2013 State Budget Address today before a special joint session of the legislature. This will be Christie's third budget message.

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Some Jersey residents want Governor to focus on lowering property taxes instead of income taxes, but Christie insists it makes sense to press ahead with his proposal to cut income taxes by 10 percent across-the-board.

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