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millionaire’s tax
millionaire’s tax
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Millionaire’s Tax Hike a Good Strategy, Says Political Expert [AUDIO]
The upside for the Assembly Democrats who are pushing a millionaire's tax hike is tremendous according to one political expert. Fairleigh Dickinson University political science professor Peter Woolley says the only true downside is that Governor Chris Christie would veto it.
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Christie Tells NJ to “Read the Fine Print” [VIDEO]
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Millionaire’s Tax Hike Would be Pointlessly Political, Says Steve Sweeney [AUDIO/VIDEO]
State Senate President Steve Sweeney's property tax cut plan does not include a millionaires' tax increase even though he supports the idea. He knows where Governor Chris Christie stands on the issue of a millionaires' tax hike so Sweeney says including one would be pointless and political.
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Think A Millionaires’ Tax Won’t Hurt You? Think Again Says Lawmaker [AUDIO]
New Jersey has roughly 16,000 millionaires and chances are you aren't one of them which is likely the reason most polls shows the vast majority of Garden State residents support a millionaires' tax increase.
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The Christie “Comeback Tour” Travels To Middle East
Governor Chris Christie's "Jersey Comeback Tour" moves overseas next week, as the Governor and his family travel to Israel and Jordan for a trip being billed as a trade mission
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Millionaires’ Tax Hike Question Could Be On This Year’s Ballot [POLL]
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Chris Christie Wants To Work Out Tax Cut Deal With Steve Sweeney [VIDEO]
State Senate President Steve Sweeney insists his tax relief plan is different than the Governor's, and the two are not on the same page, but Governor Christie insists Sweeney is "overstating it."
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Millionaires’ Tax Front And Center Again In NJ
Some leading Democrats in the New Jersey legislature are maneuvering to place a millionaires’ tax increase as a 2013 ballot question that would amend New Jersey’s Constitution. Assembly Republican Leader Jon Bramnick is firing back.
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3 Tax Cut Plans, Zero Consensus [POLL]
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."