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N.J. Lawmakers Want Tax Credits And Tax Deferrals To Help Small Businesses Survive
New Jersey’s small businesses could receive $1,000 in tax credits per employee and be allowed to delay tax payments to the state under bills before the state Senate on Monday that seek relief for businesses crippled by the coronavirus crisis.
When Will I Get Unemployment? What If I Can’t Get Through? N.J. Labor Chief Answers All Your Questions.
A record 206,253 people filed unemployment claims last week in New Jersey as coronavirus kept more workers off the job. The stunning number is even higher than the week before when 155,815 people filed.
Unemployed Workers In N.J. May Be Able To Get The Expanded $600 Benefit Starting Next Week, State Says
Unemployed workers should be able to start getting the much-needed expanded unemployment benefits that are part of the massive coronavirus stimulus package next week, NJ Advance Media has learned.
N.J. State Tax Filing Deadline Extended From April 15 To July 15
New Jersey has finally pushed its tax day to July 15 because of the coronavirus crisis, giving you 90 more days to file and pay your state income taxes.
Singleton To Introduce Legislation To Protect Small Business Employees
Senator Troy Singleton (D-7) will introduce legislation to extend the right to be reinstated to employment following paid or unpaid family leave to small business employees. This bill would be applied to those who take Family Leave Insurance (FLI) during a public health emergency.