
Supersizing employer deductions for compensation could help jobs, consumers, and employers weather a much higher minimum wage


Supersizing employer deductions for compensation could help jobs, consumers, and employers weather a much higher minimum wage

Asking the right questions can help New Jerseyans get a picture of how GOP-backed tax reform will impact them

The Republicans have released a nine-page document for 'fixing our broken tax code.' Here’s what it really says

Why New Jersey’s largest city should make a serious bid to become site of e-commerce giant’s second North American headquarters

A revenue-neutral way for New Jersey to lead the way on carbon pricing

Just in time for budget season, a cornucopia of helpful explanations and abstruse interpretations, from Appropriations Act to zero-based budgeting

The focus of New Jersey’s tax policy should be to avoid being notably uncompetitive, particularly within our region

The state would be better served by focusing on the larger, more difficult task of reforming and improving its public banking institutions and programs

Police and fire unions’ power grab sticks New Jersey’s taxpayers with the pension bill

Notwithstanding the 10th Amendment, the federal government has repeatedly stepped in when the states’ political systems failed to bring about necessary action

The impact of the GOP’s “border-adjusted” corporate tax plan on New Jersey

The PAPD’s dysfunction would be laughable were it not for the seriousness of its mission and the size of its budget

Recent reports about the Garden State’s ‘inequality problem’ should be taken with a sizable grain of salt

The best way to restore residents’ confidence is for Trenton to demonstrate that it can function effectively and do at least a few of the ...

Daunting obstacles to mounting a challenge by a third party almost guarantee that the state’s two-party hegemony is here to stay — for the time ...

Critical questions that our lawmakers should consider — and answer — before voting on the pending TTF legislation

Mandatory combined reporting would fundamentally reshape state’s approach to corporate taxation, with major implications for New Jersey’s business climate and economy

Withdraw the proposed ballot question and instead adopt law that commits state to making annual normal contribution at the beginning of its fiscal year

It’s not likely to gain much traction, but boosting the state sales tax could go a long way to easing the Transportation Trust Fund crisis

Despite how legislators try to spin it, there’s no meaningful difference between the NJ and the NY port authority reform bills