tax cuts

As per the State Constitution, New Jersey must have a signed and balanced budget in place by midnight June 30.

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Yesterday, Governor Chris Christie announced that New Jersey grew 17,600 jobs in May, 25% of all the jobs created in America.

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We should have a much better idea today if you can expect a tax cut this year.

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With time running out before Governor Christie must reach a deal with Democrats on a state budget, the governor said he won't sign one that doesn't include some form of a tax cut.

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Legislative leaders in the State Senate and the Assembly have put forth tax reduction plans for the coming fiscal year - and so has Governor Christie, but what's the best way to lower Jersey's highest-in-the-nation property taxes permanently?

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There are still three competing tax cut plans in Trenton and some sort of deal has to be worked out soon if a one of them is to be included in the State Budget.

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The constitutional deadline for a signed and balanced budget in New Jersey is midnight June 30th. Check a calendar.

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Would you agree to have your school district merge with neighboring districts to lower your property taxes?

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On Wednesday, Dr. David Rosen with the Office of Legislative Services (OLS) estimated that over the next 14 months state revenues will lag $1.3 billion behind Christie's projections. Governor Chris Christie expects the budget gap to be about $676 million.

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With time running out to give Jersey residents a tax break, Governor Christie has blasted democratic leaders for resisting his proposal for a 10 percent income tax cut, despite less than favorable revenue projections from the Office of Legislative Services.

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