S 2952
Concerns administration of employer payroll tax and permits disclosures of certain State taxpayer information.
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Bill overview
This bill modifies New Jersey’s local payroll tax system by requiring employers to report payroll information to municipalities and allowing municipalities to retain up to three percent of collected tax revenue for administrative costs. It also addresses situations where employees work for out-of-state employers, ensuring that New Jersey’s payroll tax doesn’t apply. Furthermore, the bill expands the circumstances under which the state can disclose taxpayer information to municipalities administering payroll taxes, primarily for payroll verification and identifying non-reporting employers.
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