In a party-line vote, Assembly approves plan to patch over steep declines in government revenues by borrowing billions of dollars to pay current expenses.
In a party-line vote, an Assembly panel voted to let counties and municipalities sell ‘coronavirus relief bonds’ to navigate the pandemic's financial fallout.
With property tax payments lagging and other revenues plunging due to coronavirus shutdowns, mayors endorse $500B in proposed federal aid for governments.
On Tuesday, Governor Murphy signed Executive Order Number 130 which will allow municipalities to extend the grace period for property tax payments due on May 1 to June 1 which certainly provides some breathing room for homeowners struggling in a struggling economy during the pandemic.
The State of New Jersey has thrown a yellow penalty flag on the Brick Township sidelines after the council passed a resolution earlier this month to extend the property tax grace period by 30-days.
A resolution was passed at the council meeting this week that will provide a 30-day grace period to property tax owners for a delinquent second quarter tax payment.
The Murphy administration shifts appropriated funds into reserve, girding for the upheaval to the state budget anticipated due to the novel coronavirus.
New Jersey Has Highest Property Taxes in America, Oh Really? New Jersey has the highest property taxes in the Nation ..... according to a new survey from Wallethub. Now this news may be something we know to be true here in Jersey, but maybe not in other parts of America.
No Property Tax Hike Says Governor Murphy to Fix School Aid Problems .... It appears a hike in property taxes in New Jersey to fix school aid problems won't be happening. Governor Murphy (according to a recent Patch article) vetoed a measure that would have allowed as many as 40 school districts in New Jersey to immediately raise taxes to make up for school funding losses.