The state budget is much more than numbers and line items — it is a reflection of New Jersey’s priorities and values. By ensuring the wealthiest individuals and corporations pay their fair share in taxes, New Jersey can invest in the public assets that help our communities thrive, address longstanding racial and social inequities, and build a strong foundation for the future.

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Taxing “Super Luxury” Home Sales Could Make New Jersey Affordable for More Residents

New Jersey Chooses People Over Profits in the Fiscal Year 2025 State Budget

New Corporate Transit Fee Sets an Example of How We Can Fund Essential Infrastructure

Film Tax Credit Expansion is a Bad Deal for New Jersey

Rushed AI Tax Credit Bill Has High Cost, Few Safeguards

New Corporate Transit Fee is a Historic Win for Riders

For The Many NJ: Lack of Budget Transparency is Unacceptable

Benefits to Allocating Tax Credits for Artificial Intelligence Are Risky and Unclear

Dozens of Democracy and Fair Budget Organizations Demand Budget Transparency, Public Input on Closed-Door Process

How StayNJ is Even More Regressive Than at First Glance

Handouts to Horse Racing Industry Do Little to Benefit Working New Jerseyans

Tax Credit Awards Should Benefit Communities, Not Just Developers and Landowners

Film Tax Credits Are a Bad Deal for New Jersey, With Few Benefits Coming Back to the State

Corporate Transit Fee Will Help Get NJ Transit Back on Track

StayNJ Task Force Report Fails To Fix Regressive Proposal

Very Big, Very Few, and Far Away: Majority of Companies That Would Pay the Corporate Transit Fee Are From Out-of-State

Dedicating Corporate Transit Fee Revenue to NJ Transit Makes Fiscal and Policy Sense

No Matter What You Call Them, Private School Vouchers Are Bad for New Jersey

Giving Businesses Tax Credits for Hybrid Workers Undermines the Very Purpose of the Tax Credits

The FY2025 Budget Should Use Corporate Tax Revenue to Support Public Investments