Credit: Governor’s Office/Tim Larsen Gov. Chris Christie Confronted with a $274.9 million deficit left over from last year’s budget, bond downgrades, and a wave of Atlantic City casino closures that threaten to undermine this year’s revenue projections, the Christie administration yesterday announced a two-month limited tax amnesty that could potentially raise hundreds of millions of dollars.…
Posted: September 18th, 2014 | Author: admin | Filed under: Amnesty, Chris Christie, Christie Administration, Economy, New Jersey, New Jersey State Budget, News, Taxes | Tags: Chris Christie, New Jersey, news, NJ State Budget, NJ State Budget Deficit, Tax Amnesty | Comments Off on Analysis: Facing Budget Problems, Christie Plays Tax Amnesty Card
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