Taxes

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.

Unauthorized immigrants, small businesses, housing programs and schools among the topics addressed at the Legislature's first fiscal 2022 budget hearing.

The 2021 tax season is officially underway. This isn't the year to drag your feet and wait until the last minute to get your taxes done.

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.

Tax breaks for individuals who've made charitable contributions have been few and far between in recent years. But, if you donated to the COVID-19 cause in 2020, you could be due something in return.

TRENTON — Gov. Phil Murphy paid about $1 million in state and federal taxes in 2019 on roughly $2.7 million in income, according to a summary of his tax returns released by his office. Murphy worked as an executive at Goldman Sachs before he served as Barack Obama's ambassador to Germany and made the lions share of his income from capital gains, according to two pages of his 1040 released by his o

The tax season will be in full swing sooner than later. You can now get a jump start on filling your federal taxes for 2019 and it won't cost you anything.

There's good and bad news on gas prices for the coming fall.

New Jersey meets American Cancer Society policy recommendations in just three of eight areas evaluated in the group's latest annual report card.

Raising the gas tax 27 cents a gallon was supposed to improve transportation infrastructure.

The latest analysis shows — to no one's surprise — New Jersey is still No. 1 in the nation in high property taxes.

The average property tax bill in New Jersey last year was $8,767, a modest increase of 0.9% from 2017.