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NJ S1318
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires revenues from retail sales subject to the 50% sales tax exemption in Urban Enterprise Zones (UEZs) to be deposited directly into the Zone Assistance Fund (ZAF) rather than through separate appropriation processes
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Appropriates $82.5 million from the General Fund to the enterprise zone assistance fund, with annual caps set between $60 million minimum and $82.5 million maximum (adjusted for inflation)
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Excludes medical and recreational cannabis sales from the 50% sales tax exemption available to UEZ retailers, adding cannabis to the existing list of excluded products (motor vehicles, alcohol, cigarettes, manufacturing equipment, and energy)
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Establishes a phased reduction of ZAF funding over 10 years, starting at 100% in the first five years and decreasing by 5% annually thereafter, with the remainder going to the General Fund
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Allocates $2.5 million annually (adjusted for inflation) from the ZAF for program administration, grants, investments, loans, and other economic development assistance in UEZs
Legislative Description
Clarifies process for administrative appropriations to UEZs; makes appropriation.
Withdrawn Because Approved
Last Action
Withdrawn Because Approved P.L.2023, c.282.
1/9/2024