By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ That’s right, the education bureaucrats and local officials are coming for more of your money. They will tell you it’s for security and infrastructure. They’ll tell you that you need Read More
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 fund new and/or existing “artistic and cultural” programs. _ Under bill A3832, towns could seek voter approval Read More
MORRISTOWN, NJ – There are some dark, ugly days ahead for Trenton if the latest state revenue report is a sign of things to come. The legislature can pass rain taxes but they can’t seem to make it rain. On Thursday, Read More
By The Staff _ Are you supposed to want to soak the rich? Or not? New Jerseyans can’t help but be a little confused, especially after hearing Democrats complain throughout the 2018 midterm cycle about how changes to the federal Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ One thing you really shouldn’t do, especially if you’re in the public eye, is block people with whom you disagree. You may have heard about or watched the Twitter exchange Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Tell us something we don’t already know. A new analysis from the D.C.-based Tax Foundation found New Jersey finishing behind only New York and Connecticut in the category of highest state and local tax collections per capita. New Read More
By Scott St Clair _ In a vain attempt to promote unpromotable New Jersey, the Star-Ledger binges on list articles touting this, that or the other so-called “Garden State” unique, dare I say, “attractions,” with the latest the 19 places you Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Phil Murphy’s 2018 was more than a little underwhelming, Save Jerseyans. Not on a strictly personal level of course! It was his first full year as a governor. He nabbed a big new national title from Read More
By Harold Kane _ Did President Donald Trump inadvertently give the New Jersey Republicans a gift horse? It’s no secret that the cap of $10,000 on the deduction for state and local taxes (SALT) will hit some Garden State residents Read More
