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NJBIA Unveils 2025 Blueprint for a Competitive New Jersey: A Roadmap to Economic Growth & Innovation

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SOMERSET, NJ — The New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) has officially released its 2025 Blueprint for a Competitive New Jersey, a 28-page, forward-thinking policy guide designed to help lawmakers, gubernatorial candidates, and local leaders create a more business-friendly, innovation-driven economy in the Garden State.

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House Republicans Push to Raise SALT Deduction Cap in Trump’s New Tax Plan

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Ridgewood NJ, as Congress debates President Donald Trump’s proposed tax and spending package, House Republicans are making a renewed push to raise the limit on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, a move that could significantly impact taxpayers in high-tax states like New Jersey, New York, California, and Illinois.

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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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Death, Taxes, and History: How U.S. Taxation Evolved from 1789 to Today

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Ridgewood NJ, April 15th, often dreaded as Tax Day in the United States, echoes a truth spoken more than 230 years ago by Benjamin Franklin: “In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes.” That statement, made in 1789, still rings true today as Americans navigate a complex and ever-evolving tax system.

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