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GOP Rumors of Tax Hike Spark Backlash: Will Republicans Abandon Pro-Growth Principles?

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Washington DC, as rumors swirl about a potential millionaire surtax and an increase in the top income tax rate to 40% or more, conservative voices are sounding the alarm. Many warn that such a move would represent a dramatic departure from the Republican Party’s long-standing commitment to low taxes and free-market economics — a formula credited with driving U.S. prosperity since the Reagan era.

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Bergen County Unveils $720M Budget Amid End of Federal COVID Funds: What Taxpayers Should Know

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Hackensack NJ, Bergen County has introduced its first annual budget following the expiration of American Rescue Plan (ARP) federal funding, bringing a modest increase to local property taxes for 2025. Homeowners with properties assessed at the county average of $530,000 will see a $69 increase on the county portion of their tax bill.

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S&P Global Ratings Affirmed the Village’s ‘AAA’ Bond Rating

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Ridgewood NJ, in December 19th, Ridgewood Village Manager Keith Kazmark shared a significant financial milestone for the Village of Ridgewood: S&P Global Ratings affirmed the Village’s ‘AAA’ bond rating and removed it from under criteria observation.

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