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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Budget Funds Legal Defense for Immigrants Facing Detention and Deportation

Stay NJ Reforms Are a Step Forward — But Renters Are Still Left Out

Governor Sherrill’s First Budget Showed the Way Forward. Now Comes the Hard Part.

Closing Loophole on Alternative Business Losses for High-Income Individuals Will Save NJ $120 Million Annually

Temporary Closure of Corporate “Net Operating Loss” Tax Loophole Will Save State Hundreds of Millions

Expanded Child Tax Credit Will Help Hundreds of Thousands of Families Afford Cost of Raising Kids in NJ

Governor Sherrill’s First Budget Takes Real Steps Towards Closing Deficit While Helping New Jerseyans Meet Costs

For The Many: NJ Advocates Demand Fair Revenue Solutions as Budget Deadline Looms

Cutting Off Data Center Subsidies Is the Right Move for New Jersey

Large corporations used “paper losses” to avoid $1.2B in state taxes

Lossmaxxing: Time To Crack Down on Paper Losses and Restore Corporate Tax Accountability

For The Many: New Jersey Leaves $2 Billion on the Table Every Year. Two New Bills Would Change That.

Progressive Tax Gains Help, But New Jersey Budget Shortfall Remains

New Report Finds NJ Tax Break for the Wealthy Has Doubled in Cost, Sends 60% of Benefits to Millionaires

Not As Easy As ABC: How NJ Can Recover More Than $120 Million From a Tax Break for the Wealthy

A Wealth of Revenue: How Taxing Wealth Proceeds Can Help Balance New Jersey’s Budget

A Safety Net in Retreat: An Obstacle Course Known as TANF

Fool’s Gold: The Hidden Costs of AI Data Centers for New Jersey

For the Many: Advocates Rally at NJIT Calling for Corporate Accountability and a Fair New Jersey Budget

How Gov. Sherrill’s Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Measures Up