A 3691
Excludes tips from gross income tax.
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to exclude tips earned by individuals from their gross income tax liability in New Jersey. Currently, tips are considered part of a taxpayer’s gross income. This legislation would amend the state’s definition of gross income to remove tips from this calculation, simplifying the tax process for workers who rely on tips as a significant portion of their income. The bill also clarifies the treatment of property received as a gift, including tips, as an exclusion from gross income.
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Al Barlas
Gregory McGuckin
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