Taxes

New Jersey already has a law on the book that requires government officials to send public contracts to the state for online posting, but many simply don't do it.

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Figures show that recent toll increases are hitting Ocean and Monmouth County residents harder than anywhere else in the state. So, shore area state lawmakers are hoping to level the playing field.

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Get ready to be shocked yet again by how your tax dollars are being wasted in New Jersey.

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Tomorrow is May 1st. In New Jersey this year, May 1 is the day Garden State residents have finally paid enough in taxes to actually start keeping what they work so hard to earn. New Jersey’s tax freedom date is tied with New York for falling second latest of all the states, with the exception of Connecticut, whose freedom date is May 5. For comparison, Pennsylvania’s freedom date was April 18 and Delaware's April 17.

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A poll released by the New Jersey Association of REALTORS revealed that high property taxes remain the top concern for Garden State residents, yet when forced to choose among the dueling tax cut plans, most voters would choose Governor Chris Christie's income tax cut proposal.

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The debate over "user fees" took a turn yesterday. 26 states currently allow "user fees" for public safety and New Jersey is one of them.

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Of course the best advice is always to save, invest or to spend your income tax return safely and wisely, but who says you can't take some money and have a little fun?

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A state investigation has found that nearly four dozen New Jersey Division of Taxation employees improperly looked at the tax records of their co-workers.

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Another new national business tax survey has been released and it's another awful showing for the Garden State.

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It's just what Garden state commuters don't want to hear- the Manhattan Borough President in New York City is calling on fellow lawmakers to re-institute a commuter tax for Jersey residents who work in the Big Apple.

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