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NJ A2037
Bill
Status
1/9/2024
Primary Sponsor
Eliana Marin
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AI Summary
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Municipalities may allow dwelling purchasers to apply for short-term tax exemptions or abatements for improvements made by prior owners, extending the deadline beyond the standard 30-day post-completion requirement
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Purchasers in eligible municipalities can file applications within one year of the improvement completion date or one year from the purchase date, whichever is later
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Property owners who complete dwelling improvements in rehabilitation areas but do not apply for tax exemptions must notify subsequent purchasers of this fact when entering a sales contract
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The five-year exemption or abatement period may begin from either the project completion date or the property purchase date
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Addresses situations where property "flippers" improve dwellings without applying for available tax benefits, leaving new owners facing unexpected tax increases when assessments reflect the improvements
Legislative Description
Allows municipalities to adjust deadline to apply for short-term exemption or abatement for dwellings; requires provision of notice to purchasers of dwellings in areas in need of rehabilitation under certain circumstances.
Housing
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Housing Committee
1/9/2024