property tax rebates

Middle-Class Taxpayers Risk Losing Promised Property Tax Relief

Senator Andy Ciesla (R-10) responded to comments made by Governor Corzine yesterday that property tax rebates are among the items considered for elimination to close an anticipated budget deficit next year. When asked if the rebate program might be eliminated, Corzine responded, "We're hopeful that we will be able to sustain it, but I can't promise anything in this environment."

ROBERTS' URGENT REMINDER: TOMORROW IS DEADLINE
FOR PROPERTY TAX REBATE APPLICATIONS

(TRENTON) - Assembly Speaker Joseph J. Roberts, Jr., urged New Jersey homeowners and tenants to remember that the deadline for filing their property tax rebate applications is tomorrow, Wednesday, October 31.

CODEY & ROBERTS URGE RESIDENTS TO APPLY FOR $200 MILLION WORTH OF UNCLAIMED REBATES

Legislative Presiding Officers Say Record-Setting Amounts of Property Tax Relief Are Too Substantial to Be Ignored by Homeowners, Seniors, Renters

(TRENTON) - Senate President Richard J. Codey and Assembly Speaker Joseph J. Roberts, Jr. today announced that roughly 200,000 taxpayers have yet to apply for the state's newly expanded property tax rebate program to claim the estimated $200 million in rebate money that remains sitting in the state treasury.

KARCHER ANNOUNCES HOMEOWNER PROPERTY TAX REBATES

Senator Says Taxpayers Can Still File for Needed Relief

FREEHOLD - As non-senior homeowners begin receiving property tax relief in the form of homestead rebates arriving in mailboxes in the 12th Legislative District, Senator Karcher today urged those who have not applied for the relief program to do so.

BURZICHELLI APPLAUDS EXPEDITED DELIVERY
OF 20 PERCENT TAX CUTS

Assemblyman's Committee Pushed Envelope for Keystone Property Tax Reform Measure

(TRENTON) - Assemblyman John Burzichelli, one of the lead sponsors for the legislation authorizing this year's record-setting property tax rebate program, today welcomed the early mailing of checks to middle-income homeowners by noting that "property tax relief can never come soon enough in the lives of New Jersey residents."