Friday Facts and Figures

Legislature passes a budget without a millionaires tax and corporate subsidy extension without reforms.

Another corporation caught providing false info to the EDA. Lawmakers vote to extend subsidy programs without reforms.

The EDA places a hold on Holtec's tax subsidy. Trump's tax cuts still haven't trickled down.

New Jersey is setting up its own health care market. Looks like Amazon didn't need tax breaks to move to New York City.

Big tax subsidy in jeopardy. Trump tries to redefine poverty.

New Jersey's rainy day fund may get a boost for the first time in 11 years.

This week's Facts feature the work of Progress 2019 panelists and the organizations they represent.

Tax collections have not rebounded from the Great Recession.

Calls for resignations at the EDA. More evidence that driver's license expansion works.

Too many Fortune 500 companies pay no federal taxes. Sheriff elections will determine local immigration enforcement.

New poll shows millionaires tax is incredibly popular. It will also help the state pay for critical infrastructure.

More fraud at the EDA. Another attempt by Trump to dismantle the ACA.

Allegations of fraud at EDA. Growing inequality necessitates millionaire's tax. Immigrant entrepreneurship on the rise.

Trump's budget takes New Jersey in the wrong direction. Another study busts tax flight myth.

It's everyone's favorite time of the year: budget season!

Sale of tax credits on the rise; income tax collections coming up short.

Financial aid now reality for undocumented students. Paid family leave expansion signed into law.

Amazon pulls out of NYC, and they probably pay less in federal taxes than you do.

New study finds millionaires' taxes spur critical public investments. Two members of New Jersey's congressional delegation co-sponsor Green New Deal.

With inequality on the rise, economists look toward wealth taxes to close the gap.

Deal reached on $15 minimum wage. Reforms proposed for state subsidy programs.

Billions in corporate subsidies with no economic growth to show for it.

New year, same federal shutdown, new state minimum wage.

ACA enrollment down from last year. Struggling families get first boost in cash assistance in 31 years.