The first of their kind in the new session, the measures are meant to curtail New Jersey’s notoriously high property taxes and cost of living.
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EPA begins clean-up at former Linden chemical plant
LCP Chemical ceased operations at the 26-acre site in 1985.
Read More »NJ moves to stop clawback of COVID jobless benefits from 250K workers
“To try to recover these funds after the fact stresses these workers and their families, strains the system of resources with little chance of success, and is counterintuitive to our mission of helping people in their time of need,” New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo said.
Read More »Property taxes hit new high as Murphy promises action in next budget (updated)
The latest figures from the state's Department of Community Affairs show a third of counties with average bills above $10,000.
Read More »Report: NJEDA appeals ruling on Holtec tax incentives (updated)
The firm's $260 million award under the Grow New Jersey program was one of the largest in state history.
Read More »SBA launches cybersecurity infrastructure program
The agency will provide $3 million in new funding for state governments to help emerging businesses across the country, the administration announced Jan. 21.
Read More »GovPilot nabs contracts with towns in Maine, Florida
The system digitizes municipal processes and is used by thousands of municipalities nationwide.
Read More »Feeding the beast
The Biden administration wants to increase the Internal Revenue Service budget by $80 billion, claiming that would let America’s favorite federal agency hire more auditors to go after tax cheats and bring in an estimated $400 billion in extra revenue over the next decade.
Read More »The shape of things to come
Congressional bickering makes it difficult to predict how tax laws may change in 2022, but some intrepid CPAs were willing to try.
Read More »Renewing his vow
Gov. Phil Murphy delivered his second inaugural address on Jan. 18 with the state heading toward a third year of the COVID-19 pandemic and with business leaders and residents expressing frustration about the measures public health officials believe are necessary to end the crisis.
Read More »Slip sliding away
The Biden administration’s determination to curtail or eliminate some valuable tax breaks, along with expiration dates baked into some provisions, has business owners worried.
Read More »Cape May County Chamber president to retire this summer
Vicki Clark has led the organization for more than 30 years.
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