Taxes

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.

The Garden State certainly doesn't have a reputation for low taxes. Unfortunately, New Jersey residents pay some of the high taxes in the entire country.

Is Jersey becoming a living fiscal nightmare? A new survey finds most Jersey residents feel over-taxed and fed up.

If the hike in the minimum wage is going to affect property taxes, one of the first places it could show up is in the school budgets approved this spring.

The FTC warns Americans that tax relief companies are no more than a scam that will cost you thousands of dollars with little to no results.

A plan to boost New Jersey’s minimum wage by nearly 70 percent over the next five years cleared its first hurdle by a party-line vote Thursday.

"Through these expanded pre-K programs, we're also making New Jersey a more compelling place to raise a family," Gov. Phil Murphy said.

Gov. Phil Murphy says his agenda for 2019 starts with the things that didn’t get done in 2018 – and that could include another dose of 'tax fairness.'

The Division of Taxation announced the launch of a two-month tax amnesty program for individuals and businesses that failed to file or pay taxes.

Is the middle class in Jersey getting shafted? Here's how much everybody pays.

New Jersey is the 13th happiest state in the nation with low suicide and adult depression rates, according to Wallethub.