New Jersey Legislature approves $58.8 billion budget with higher gambling, smoking, home sales taxes
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New Jersey lawmakers pass $58.8 billion budget • New Jersey Monitor
Sen. Nicholas Scutari talks with Sen. Bob Smith in the Statehouse in Trenton on Monday, June 30, 2025. (Dana DiFilippo | New Jersey Monitor)New Jersey lawmakers approved a $58.8 billion spending bill in votes that largely fell along party lines just hours before a deadline that would have sent the state government into a shutdown. The budget maintains a full pension payment and promises to send more than $12 billion to aid the state’s K-12 schoo…
The Democratic-controlled Senate and House of Representatives in New Jersey passed the latest annual budget at the end of June, increasing the original record-breaking proposal by more than $400 million, bringing the total to $58.8 billion. This budget, coupled with a series of new tax plans, is expected to increase the tax burden on smokers, online gamblers, and high-priced real estate traders. The Democrats support Murphy's budget with tax inc…
Weekly State of the States: July 3rd, 2025 Edition – Duane Morris Government Strategies
With the start of the new fiscal year, states across the country are finalizing budgets, implementing the laws passed in the 2025 legislative session, and adjusting priority frameworks for next year. This week featured major developments in state budgets, from New Jersey’s record-setting $58.8 billion plan to delayed negotiations in Michigan. In addition to fiscal developments, several states implemented laws on issues ranging from education and…
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