Property Tax Relief

ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS: SENATE GOP'S
OUT-OF-TOUCH ATTACKS DISCOURAGING

(TRENTON) - Senate Republicans today showcased their disdain for bipartisan progress by attacking a bipartisan plan to convert New Jersey's property tax rebate checks into a direct income tax credit - a plan that would save the state roughly $50 million.

WATSON COLEMAN: DEMOCRATS DELIVER WHAT RESIDENTS CRAVE MOST - PROPERTY TAX RELIEF

(TRENTON) - Assembly Majority Leader Bonnie Watson Coleman today said today's mailing of property tax rebate checks to working middle-income homeowners delivers on the Democratic promise of making property taxes the primary issue of concern during the 2006-07 legislative session.

ASSEMBLY PASSES FY2008 STATE BUDGET

$33.5 Billion Fiscal Plan Has No New or Increased Taxes or Fees,
Includes Significant Business Tax Cuts, Record Levels of Property Tax Relief

(TRENTON) - The Assembly today passed a balanced $33.5 billion fiscal year 2008 state budget that avoids any new or increased taxes and that provides historic levels of property tax relief and tax cuts for businesses and financially at-risk working families.

COMMITTEE RELEASES FY2008 STATE BUDGET

$33.5 Billion Fiscal Plan Has No New or Increased Taxes or Fees, Includes Significant Business Tax Cuts, Record Levels of Property Tax Relief

(TRENTON) - The Assembly Budget Committee today released a balanced $33.5 billion fiscal year 2008 state budget without any new or increased taxes and that would provide historic levels of property tax relief and cut taxes for businesses and financially at-risk working families.

CODEY ANNOUNCES SUPPORT FOR BALLOT MEASURE TO ENSURE LONG-TERM PROPERTY TAX RELIEF

TRENTON - Senate President Richard J. Codey (D-Essex) today announced that he has agreed to support a constitutional amendment dedicating a full penny of the statewide sales tax to long-term annual property tax relief for residents as proposed by Assembly Speaker Joe Roberts.