[symple_spacing size=”80″]How can the property tax problem in New Jersey be solved? Well I am going to take a stab at it with my own ideas and opinions. So this is a far warning stand back and be impressed; I hope.

To begin with lets take a look at some of the causes, then I will move on to my solution(s). First and foremost is most, if not all of your property taxes go toward your local school system. And the Supreme Court of New Jersey has issued a set of rulings that directly impact you the tax payer. These rulings are not based on constitutional law, but on the incorrect interpretation of the court. The New Jersey Constitution states the following “must supply a fair and efficient system of education” unfortunately the court seems to think that it say “must supply a fair and efficient education” whoops someone can’t read. And thus the court in its ruling, Abbott V. Burke, that more money must be spent in those districts that they think need monetary help. A total waste of money and time it has been with no real improvements. Continue reading My New Jersey Property Tax Solution →