As cannabis has become legal recreationally across various states in America, the question of taxation now comes into play. Various tax paradigms have been implemented where cannabis is legal that the NJ Legislature could adopt. These schemes include taxation by...
“Draconian and just not fair”. That’s how some of the laws passed this summer by the New Jersey Legislature have been described. In an effort to put additional teeth into the enforcement of employee classification rules, New Jersey has passed legislation that will...
In an effort to ensure more New Jersey private sector workers are able to contribute to a retirement fund, Governor Phil Murphy signed into law the “New Jersey Secure Choice Savings Program Act” on March 19, 2019. The program initially was to go into effect March 28,...
Incentives for New Jersey Employers and Workers – Fingers Crossed In September, New Jersey announced a new program called the Return and Earn Incentive Program that is targeted to New Jersey Employers who hire the unemployed and train them to acquire new...
Everyone from your hairdresser, your church pals, and your brother-in-law, to your car salesperson seems to be an expert on PPP loans. PPP discussions are unavoidable these days; even my eight year old heard about it from TikTok. She thought she was back to our...
As the COVID-19 outbreak continues, many employers are continuing to encourage or require their employees to work from home (i.e., telework). Such remote working arrangements could potentially have tax implications that should be considered. State tax obligations for...
