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NJ towns fighting to get money
NJ towns fighting to get money
NJ towns fighting to get money
With state aid to municipalities expected to hold steady again this year in New Jersey, towns all over the Garden State are scrambling to come up with innovative new ways to generate revenue, because built-in costs like pensions and benefits continue to rise.
Bill aims to end state revenue disputes in NJ
Bill aims to end state revenue disputes in NJ
Bill aims to end state revenue disputes in NJ
For the past several years revenue projections presented by Gov. Chris Christie and by the non-partisan Office of Legislative Services have missed the mark which has led to finger pointing by Christie and many members of the Legislature. Now, a measure being pushed by Assembly Budget Committee Chairman Gary Schaer (D-Passaic) could bring an end to revenue disputes.
Budget Problems
Budget Problems
Budget Problems
The head of the Senate Budget Committee says New Jersey is facing significant late-year budget cuts because Gov. Chris Christie's administration overestimated how much tax revenue the state would receive.

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