New Jersey commuters who used to cross a river into New York or Philadelphia but have been working from home could yield an unexpected windfall for the state.
State revenues were down $3.5 billion in April, almost 60% less than a year earlier. Some might be delayed, not lost, as the tax deadline shifted to July.
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 $40.9B spending plan for fiscal 2021 includes $132 million more for NJ Transit and $50 million to expand tuition-free college to four-year schools.