From GSI Staff: The State of New Jersey continues to win titles that no one wants. This time ranking 50th in fiscal health, receiving an “F” grade in the 2018 Financial State of the States report from the non-partisan organization…

From GSI Staff:“Hey, at least we’re not last” is all the solace New Jersey residents can take from the 2018 State Fiscal Rankings for fiscal health from the non-partisan Mercatus Center at George Mason University. This result marked a small…

From GSI Staff: New Jersey residents awoke this morning to a tax on gasoline that was 4.3 cents higher. This was a result of the legislation passed in 2016 that hiked the gas tax by 23 cents per gallon but…

From GSI Staff: In the free market, if a company continually increases the cost of a product without enhancing its quality, consumers will either reduce their purchases or look for a substitute at a cheaper price. Only an arrogant monopoly…

According to the 2019 edition of their annual analysis, New Jersey once again ranked dead last of the fifty states in the non-partisan Tax Foundation’s State Business Tax Climate Index.From the report:“New Jersey completed the phaseout of its estate tax…

Even if New Jersey dramatically cuts the corporate income tax, it would still have to slice the sales tax to compete effectively with lower-tax states. While New Jersey looks at increasing taxes, its competitor states are looking at how to…

State Senate President Steve Sweeney's proposal to put a 3-percentage-point surcharge on corporate taxes means N.J. would be tied with Iowa for the highest state rate in the nation. Sweeney sees raising the corporate tax rate from 9% to 12%…