A pair of bipartisan bills that aim to phase out New Jersey’s estate tax and offer more exclusions for taxes on retirement income were advanced Monday by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.
According to the latest biannual survey released Monday by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce and Baker Tilly, Garden State employers are less concerned about the short-term and lingering effects of the Affordable Care Act.
WHAT IS the best way to protect our pensioners and the state while solving the pension problem in a way that is fair to everyone?
Embedding mandated payments on a quarterly basis into the New Jersey state constitution is not the answer.
The state constitution is the framework and the expression of our principles of governance. The issue of pension payments does not rise to that level. The New Jersey state constitution should not be a warehouse for politically sensitive issues.
The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce’s efforts to help fix a weak state economy may give a welcome bump to Atlantic City’s own struggling economy.
Spearheaded by the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, an economic summit has been scheduled for Sept. 17 and 18 at the Borgata Hotel, Casino and Spa in Atlantic City.
Members of Gov. Chris Christie’s Administration, legislators, non-profit groups, trade associations and academia have been invited to participate. The purpose of the summit is to look for ways to grow New Jersey’s economy.
Annual survey of business professionals shows they have a lot more on their minds than taxes -- starting with roads, bridges, and mass transit