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Taxpayers in 3 NJ Counties Pay Highest Median Property Taxes in Nation

A new report by the Tax Foundation identifies three counties in New Jersey and three in New York where median property taxes exceed $10,000 and are ...

Different Data, Same Result: NJ Still No. 1 in Property Taxes

We already knew New Jersey has the highest property taxes per capita in the United States. Now the Tax Foundation has crunched data for all 50 states ...

NJ Ranks No. 3 in Reliance on Property Taxes – Again

NJ Ranks Among Nation’s Worst for Property Taxes for Third Year in a Row

Senate Votes for Workaround on Federal Property Tax Deduction

Published September 29, 2017

Three Reasons NJ’s Property Taxes Are Higher than Everyone Else’s

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Employment & Labor Law

Siekerka: Affordable Childcare, Worker Upskilling Key to Combating Labor Crisis

Reminder: NJDOL Allowing Employers to Report Work Refusals

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Economic Development

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Labor Harmony Bill Still Tough For Business

NJEDA Approves Rules for Aspire Development Tax Credit Program

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Energy & Environmental Quality

Senate Panel Advances Bill to Prevent Electric Heat Mandate

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Taxation & Economic Development

IRS Issues FAQ on Tax Consequences of Federal COVID Relief Payments

Siekerka Talks Post-Election Changes and Business Policy

Personal Income Dropping, But Still Up Overall Since Pandemic Began

Bringing Clarity to NJ Revenue Forecasts

IRS: Special Deduction for Charitable Giving Remains in Effect for 2021 Tax Returns

Government Affairs

NJBIA Focusing on NJ’s Economic Priorities

Murphy Signs NJBIA-Supported Bill Expanding Childcare Tax Credit

Legislature Passes Bill Expanding Childcare Tax Credit

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Health Affairs

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NJBIA Receives NJAMHAA’s ‘Making the Business Case’ Award

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Law

NJBIA Testifies at Judicial Conference on Jury Selection

NJBIA Members Urged to Give Input for Judicial Conference on Jury Selection

What Employers Need to Know about Workplace Bullying

Acting NJ General to Keynote Essex Legal Symposium

NJBIA Challenges Constitutionality of Extended Business Closure Orders

Education & Workforce Development

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