taxes

One of the lines I keep going back to is, "being an adult is no fun". There's paperwork, chores, and of course this time of year, taxes, among the myriad of things that adults have to do for themselves.

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Corporate tax loop holes and off-shore bank havens are costing average New Jerseyans and small businesses thousands each year, according to a report from the New Jersey Public Interest Research Group.

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The tax deadline is fast approaching and many of us still haven't prepared our tax returns.  Why do we procrastinate and what can we do to get motivated and reduce our stress levels?   I did some research and want to share with you some of what I read

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In this one day alone, there have been many signs of Spring - temperamental weather, the start of the baseball season, and tax time.

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Warnings from the Internal Revenue Service about what they call their, "dirty dozen," 12 tax season scams designed to separate taxpayers from their money.

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Some New Jersey residents, who were expecting their state income tax refund check in the mail, instead have received letters from the State Treasury Department, informing them they need to submit copies of their social security card, pay stubs and W2's so their information can be reviewed and verified.

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The annual budget break for the legislature is upon us, but Assembly Budget Committee chairman, Vinnie Prieto has plenty of questions for cabinet commissioners in the Christie Administration, who will be coming before him to testify over the next several months.

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The destruction caused by Superstorm Sandy should not affect taxes for municipalities and school districts, says Governor Christie.

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Even Democrats admit Governor Chris Christie's budget proposal includes a lot of good things, but they're not thrilled with the plan.

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Governor Chris Christie has presented a $32.9 billion State Budget proposal. He says it maintains the fiscal discipline needed to restore New Jersey, is balanced and imposes no tax increases.

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