NJ’s 2026 Budget Is Another Taxpayer Stick-Up Under Slogan of “Progress”
By Councilman Brian Thomas Well, they did it again. Friday night, while most New Jerseyans were either heading down to the beach or figuring out […]
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An Open Letter to the N.J. GOP Gubernatorial Primary Debaters
Dear NJ GOP Candidates: What’s the Plan, Exactly? New Jersey’s Republican gubernatorial primary is in full swing, and so far, the biggest policy debate seems […]
The “Winds” of Misfortune | Thomas
The winds, they are changing; however, there is a foul stench in the air which if you follow, it will lead you directly to the […]
Op-Ed: Trenton politicians continue to harm our children’s mental health
Before anyone reading this tries to label me as being an “ultra-right winger” or some other nonsensical adjective thrown around to disparage someone of an […]
Op-Ed: Trenton, Keep Your Promise to Residents – Fix Unemployment Now
When it comes to New Jersey’s State Government it appears the only time something gets done, especially in a “bi-partisan manner,” is when officials reach […]
Op-Ed: NJ.com’s tone deaf “millennial” opinion piece talks down to taxpayers
By Brian Thomas _ Here’s a bit of wisdom which is all too often forgotten:just because you have an opinion it does not mean your […]
A New “Art” Property Tax Levy?
By Brian Thomasart, _ A “penny” for your…art? Legislation making its way through Trenton would grant municipal governments the ability to impose an additional tax levy on properties to […]
ANALYSIS: New Jersey solidifies its ‘worst in the nation’ tax status
By Brian Thomas _ Nowhere left to go, but up? Maybe? In what has become an unfortunate annual occurrence, New Jersey was ranked 50th in […]
N.J. ranks #1 for millennials living at home | Thomas
By Brian Thomas _ “Mom? Dad? I’m Home:” The list of population segments overwhelmed by the financial crisis facing New Jersey appears to grow year […]
Quarterly Property Taxes Due For Most Of The State, But Some Areas Are Experiencing Delays
By Brian Thomas _ _ The Taxman Cometh? It is August 1st which typically means that property tax bills are due for the over 41% of New Jersey taxpayers […]
How Does NJ’s Property Tax System Stack-up Against Other States? And What Can We Do About It?
By Brian Thomas _ _ A Historical Recap: New Jersey established its first system of property taxation in the late 1600’s when it imposed a […]
Op-Ed: Win or lose, SALT lawsuit won’t fix N.J. property tax problem
By Brian Thomas _ In an expected move by Governor Phil Murphy, New Jersey has filed a joint lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Treasury & IRS […]