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Published 2 years ago

As new session begins, lawmakers look to ease property tax burden for N.J. homeowners

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The state Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee unanimously approved six bills. The bills largely target New Jersey's inflated property taxes and provide financial relief to renters and homeowners. This comes about two weeks after a new state Legislature was sworn in after a heated November election. Gov. Phil Murphy has also promised to work on making New Jersey more affordable and tax-friendly.

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As new session begins, lawmakers look to ease property tax burden for N.J. homeowners

The package of bills approved Thursday has bipartisan support.

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