Taxes

A new report finds economists are increasingly optimistic about growth in the year ahead, and they expect hiring to pick up in the coming months.

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A Washington think tanks says New Jersey is one of a number of states that needs to stop the game of reshuffling jobs from one geographic location in the country to another.

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New Jersey has awarded NBC's "Law & Order: SVU" $10.2 million in tax credits the show had sought for the 2009-10 season before it shifted production to New York City.

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The tax you're paying for simply using water would be increased under a measure being considering in the State legislature.

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A new study finds many Garden State residents are saying so long to Jersey, and moving to another state.

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The nation's tax law is so thick and complicated that businesses and individuals spend more than 6 billion hours a year complying with filing requirements. That's the equivalent of 3 million people working full-time, year-round.

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Filing your tax returns electronically is becoming more and more popular, but doing so can be risky.

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Response to Governor Chris Christie's State of the State Address yesterday was as rapid as it was typical. Democrats roundly criticized the speech. Republicans loved the speech.

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From creating private sector jobs to reining in taxes and spending, Governor Chris Christie did take some time to list his accomplishment from last year, but his State of the State Address was primarily focused on Sandy and the State's recovery from the super-storm.

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Just a few hours ago...as we did "The Time Warp" into the midnight hour, I was not sad to see 2012 go.

Thankfully, in this past year there were no personal crises...unless one considers that birthday with a "0" on the end

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