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New Jersey Budget Brings About Important Tax Changes

Published
Jul 11, 2014
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The newly enacted 2015 New Jersey State Budget delivers some good news, as well as some potentially bad news, for New Jersey taxpayers. Amid all the debate, Governor Christie vetoed two tax increases that were passed by the legislature and approved several new laws around tax provisions that could have lasting effects on taxpayers.

EisnerAmper state and local tax experts Gary Bingel, William Gentilesco and Matt Wilk weigh in on the four key changes set to take effect for tax years ending on or July 1, 2014, and explain how each one will impact New Jersey taxpayers and business owners in Several Key Changes to Existing New Jersey Tax Provisions.

 

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