New Jersey governor signs budget boosting taxes on companies making over $10 million
- New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy signed a $56.6 billion budget that increases taxes on high-earning corporations, as lawmakers were ahead of their budget deadline.
- The budget imposes tax hikes on high-earning corporations, with firms making over $10 million a year facing a rate increase to 11.5% from 9%.
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New Jersey Passes Budget That Boosts Taxes on Companies Making Over $10 Million
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's Democrat-led Legislature passed a $56.6 billion budget on Friday that hikes taxes on high-earning corporations, sending the measure to Gov. Phil Murphy, who's expected to sign it.
New Jersey governor signs budget boosting taxes on companies making over $10 million
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy signed a $56.6 billion budget that hikes taxes on high-earning corporations. Lawmakers on Friday sent the measure to Murphy, who signed it shortly before midnight. They were two days ahead of their constitutionally set deadline to enact a balanced budget, avoiding a government shutdown. For taxpayers, the spending plan includes billions for K-12 education, property tax relief, public pensions and a host of …
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