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These towns have the lowest property taxes in each of N J s 21 counties

These towns have the lowest property taxes in each of N.J.’s 21 counties Updated 12:00 PM; The average property tax bill in New Jersey was $9,112 last year, but some taxpayers pay just a fraction of that. Here’s a look at where people are paying the least in every county, which is measured by the average property tax bill. The average property tax bill is a function of a town’s tax rate and its average residential property value. The second yard stick is the equalized tax rate. Some towns assess the value of homes at about 100 percent of what they’ll sell for on the market. Others, however, assess homes at a much lower value because time has passed since the last revaluation. Those towns might charge a higher tax rate on its properties to generate the same amount of tax revenue as another town. So your tax rate could be higher than someone who owns a similar house in another town, but you may not actually pay more if your town says your house is worth less.

National Academy of Engineering Elects Eight Indian Americans as Members for Outstanding Contributions

The National Academy of Engineering and NAE president John L. Anderson Feb. 9 announced it has elected 106 new members and 23 international members, including eight Indian Americans and two Indian-origin engineers. The newly-elected group of members brings the total U.S. membership to 2,355 and the number of international members to 298, the academy said in a news release. Among the Indian American engineers named in the U.S. are Santokh S. Bandesha, Rajiv Laroia, Azad M. Madni, Sumita B. Mitra, Krishnan K. Sabnani, Kamal Sarabandi, S.V. Sreenivasan, and Nikhil Trivedi. Badesha is a corporate fellow and manager of open innovation at Xerox Corp., in Webster, N.Y., and was named for developing materials enabling the broad use of laser printing and the creation of color laser printing.

MAYORS FOR MAIN STREET JOINS IN OPPOSITION TO ACS 1571/1576& S-1956

MAYORS FOR “MAIN STREET” JOINS IN OPPOSITION TO ACS 1571/1576& S-1956 February 23, 2021, 8:19 am | in MAYORS FOR “MAIN STREET”JOINS IN OPPOSITION TO ACS 1571/1576& S-1956 Mayors for “Main Street,” an alliance of 22 Mayors across 5 counties, announced that they will be joining Mayors across the State of New Jersey in expressing strong opposition to ACS 1571 & 1576 and S-1956, which would impose prevailing wage requirements on any property where a public body has provided, approved, or authorized a tax abatement or tax exemption. The economic incentive tool known as Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOTs) is the single most powerful instrument available to municipalities to encourage property owners and developers to revitalize and develop areas in need of redevelopment and spur economic development in blighted areas. PILOTs work when a municipality determines that a specific project would not occur otherwise without a PILOT. This economic tool has be

The Heritage at Claremont in Bernardsville is nearly 50 percent sold

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