According to reports The proposed 5-cent fee on single-use, carryout plastic and paper bags was not included in the budget, though the bill remains on Murphy’s desk for review.
-E-cigarettes, costing vapers $17 million a year
-Home-sharing rentals like those arranged through Airbnb, costing renters $15 million a year
-Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft, costing riders $12 million a year at 50 cents per ride.
-Income taxes are being increased by households earning more than $5 million a year. The tax rate on that money, now 8.97 percent, will increase to 10.75 percent, which is expected to yield $280 million in annual revenue to the state.
The state will begin taxing all online purchases Oct. 1, beginning to capture revenue from out-of-state retailers that haven’t had to collect and remit taxes on New Jersey sales is forecast to net the state $188 million the first fiscal year.
Murphy will spend the tax money as an investment $242 million on NJ Transit, increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit to cover more than 500,000 families,
$400 million for public schools and pre-kindergarten and
$25 million to provide tuition-free community college.
That's just what we need, more taxes and spending. And the VAAD supported this socialist.
ReplyDeleteOf course they do because most of them live in tax free homes,many collect public assistance, and parsonage among other goodies
DeleteWillie Sutton said go where the money is,follow the $
ReplyDeleteWill Murphy pass a law to allow shuls in WG?
ReplyDeleteyes. that's earmarked in the budget
DeleteIncreased earned income tax, while raising taxes on everyone else. Murphy doing his best to turn NJ into CA where only the poor and the wealthy can survive, and the middle class leave
ReplyDeleteTo late to leave
DeleteWhere are you gonna go, to jackson? Howell?
Really a shame that all this effort and investment went into a state that will eventually collapse from it's debt burden. Unlike NY, NJ doesn't have the corporate base to bail out it's socialist programs, and union pensions.
DeleteSomeone should really bring it to the governor's attention that there is a town in Lakewood where they don't allow building shuls and people are forced to daven in dangerous conditions and their kids have to wait by the window for them to come home from shul.
ReplyDeleteWhy dont you post the planning board denial of a shul in Lakewood and a transcript of the hearing and reasons for denial. We will then forward it on to the governors office .Actually we can forward it on to the Federal government . Byt,we jeed you to give us the full planning board denial and their reasons. We cant sue without that .
DeletePlease post a link to the transcripts of the denial of a shul. There are lawyers who will take the case for free .But they need the full written report of the reasons for denial ,before they can sue .
DeleteReasons? I thought it's just because of kavod and power?
ReplyDeleteEvery planning board session is tape recorded. They have to give reasons for their denial of a shul and you can pay to have the tape recording typed up word for word .I can get you a good lawyer who will sue ,but he has to have the transcript and see their reasons .If its really for kovid and power whatever that means,then he will for sure win the case .
DeleteLegalize marijuana and tax it at 500% at least like this the Bums will pay for the freebies they get.
ReplyDeleteI think it was denied because it was illegal to build there. They had a lawyer then what makes you think this one will be any better? If you can't build there it's case closed, time to find someplace else to build.
ReplyDeleteWe don't know anything as we,are not from there. We just keep reading how there was a shul turned down, so we are saying please give us the transcript and we will give it to a lawyer who specializes in bias cases against shuls and see what he says.
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