The state budget is much more than numbers and line items — it is a reflection of New Jersey’s priorities and values. By ensuring the wealthiest individuals and corporations pay their fair share in taxes, New Jersey can invest in the public assets that help our communities thrive, address longstanding racial and social inequities, and build a strong foundation for the future.

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Despite Modest Revenue Increases, NJ State Budget Leaves Residents Exposed to Federal Cuts

Raising Revenue from Expensive Property Sales Will Help Make Housing More Affordable for All

Economic Development Tax Credits Should Provide Positive Net-Benefits to New Jersey’s Communities

Cruel and Costly House Budget Bill Cuts Health Care for Thousands in New Jersey

House Tax Plan Would Strip Child Tax Credit from 180,000 New Jersey Children, NJPP Warns

Progressive Tax Gains Help, But New Jersey Budget Shortfall Remains

Legislature Must Raise Revenue, Support Working Families in FY 2026 Budget

From Health Care to Highways: How Federal Funding Shapes New Jersey

How the Governor’s Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Measures Up

House Lawmakers Put New Jersey Families At Risk

Governor’s Budget Advances Fiscal Responsibility But Structural Problems Remain

For the Many NJ on Governor Murphy’s Budget: Some Steps Forward, But Not Nearly Enough

Federal Funding Cuts Threaten New Jersey’s Residents

For the Many: NJ Advocates Rally at Statehouse to Demand Tax Justice at the State and Federal Levels

What to Look for in the New Jersey Budget for Fiscal Year 2026

Boost Family Tax Credits to Boost Affordability

Extending Trump Tax Cuts Would Benefit the Wealthiest New Jerseyans

Expand Anti-Poverty Programs to Help Families in Crisis

Fair and Square: Changing New Jersey’s Tax Code to Promote Equity and Fiscal Responsibility

Taxing “Super Luxury” Home Sales Could Make New Jersey Affordable for More Residents