Taxes

Imagine having a medical a co-pay that rivals New Jersey property taxes

New Jersey residents, beware of misleading tax advice online as scammers increase efforts during the 2025 tax season. Stay informed to avoid falling victim.

Do these two things before you even consider handing over money.

We know New Jersey taxes are steep — just how bad is it? Here's a look at where NJ ranks among all U.S. states for lifetime tax burden.

Looks like it might be 2020 all over again, if the IRS moves ahead with a plan to extend the tax deadline due to the COVID-19 pandemic like they did last year.

A new law recently passed states unemployment compensation is not taxed for the first $10,000 for single filers and $20,000 for joint filers.

With extra unemployment money, stimulus checks and small business grants offered, COVID-19 will most likely affect 2020 tax filings in New Jersey, so stay informed.

Identify theft continues to be a huge problem. Scammers will be out in full force trying to steal millions during the 2021 tax season.

State tax returns received by the standard April 15 deadline equated to about 72% of the total received in 2019, according to statistics provided by the state Department of the Treasury.

On top of what New Jersey provides in jobless benefits, $600 per week in federal money is available to unemployed workers via the CARES Act.