Property tax relief bill passes N.J. Assembly committee
Assemblyman Jay Webber sponsored property tax relief legislation
TRENTON — A bill to restore hundreds of millions of dollars paid by utilities to local governments for property tax relief advanced through a state committee on Monday. The legislation, ( A302), would restore $331 million in cuts to energy tax receipts and Consolidated Municipal Property Tax Relief Aid over five years. But there’s a catch:…
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…it means you took too much.
Lower the rates.
This bill is not a favor to the people of the state but an admission of the ongoing theft by NJ’s political class.
we had a Jay Webber here in Monmouth.. we really don’t..Casagrande was close, but now she’s gone..at least he’s trying..and, we need more like him in the NJ legislature( highly unlikely)… when you can count Conservatives on one hand, as it is here and in Washington, you are going to have the usual tax- and- spend-a-lot-more-than-we-have problem: why don’t more taxpayers finally realize: liberals always make things worse, wherever they infect!?!
things worse, wherever they infect..