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N.J.'s new child care tax credit would help 80,000 families - Vimarsana News

N.J.'s new child care tax credit would help 80,000 families

New Jersey families making up to $150,000 will be eligible for child care tax credits when they file their 2021 taxes next year.

Source: whyy.org
Singleton, Cruz-Perez Introduce Legislation to Allow Small Businesses to Deduct Pandemic Related Health & Safety Purchases from Taxes - Vimarsana News

Singleton, Cruz-Perez Introduce Legislation to Allow Small Businesses to Deduct Pandemic Related Health & Safety Purchases from Taxes

Singleton, Cruz-Perez Introduce Legislation to Allow Small Businesses to Deduct Pandemic Related Health & Safety Purchases from Taxes   Trenton – Senators Troy Singleton and Nilsa Cruz-Perez today introduced legislation that would allow owners of small businesses, with 50 or less employees, to deduct purchases made to maintain health and safety compliance for the COVID-19 pandemic[...]

NJ Senate panel votes to block future electric heat mandate - Vimarsana News

NJ Senate panel votes to block future electric heat mandate

The Murphy administration's energy master plan calls for electric heat to reduce climate-change pollution, but it doesn't directly require it.

Source: wobm.com
NJ Senate panel votes to block future electric heat mandate - Vimarsana News

NJ Senate panel votes to block future electric heat mandate

The Murphy administration's energy master plan calls for electric heat to reduce climate-change pollution, but it doesn't directly require it.

NJ Senate panel votes to block future electric heat mandate - Vimarsana News

NJ Senate panel votes to block future electric heat mandate

The Murphy administration's energy master plan calls for electric heat to reduce climate-change pollution, but it doesn't directly require it.