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NJ S3674

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/24/2026

Primary Sponsor

Anthony M. Bucco

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Origin

Senate

2026-2027 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Small businesses (50 or fewer full-time employees) located in impacted construction zones near public highway projects can claim refundable credits against sales tax remittances during the construction period, minus the portion dedicated to the Property Tax Relief Fund.

  • Retail businesses in impacted zones can claim gross income tax and corporation business tax credits equal to their documented revenue losses, calculated as the difference between actual receipts and the average receipts from the same period in the four prior years.

  • Revenue loss and lost wages tax credits can be carried forward for up to seven years if they exceed current tax liability, and businesses may apply for transferable tax credit certificates to sell or assign credits to other taxpayers.

  • Employees of affected small businesses who experience reduced work hours due to highway project impacts can claim gross income tax credits for lost wages, calculated as the difference between baseline wages and actual wages received.

  • The Commissioner of Transportation must notify the Division of Taxation when highway projects commence or conclude, and the bill appropriates funds from the General Fund to cover the sales tax remittance credits.

Legislative Description

"Road to Tax Relief Act"; provides credit for sales tax remittances for businesses impacted by public highway projects, including Interstate 80 project; provides tax credits for certain businesses and persons impacted by same projects; makes appropriation.

Economic Growth

Last Action

Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Economic Growth Committee

2/24/2026

Committee Referrals

Economic Growth2/24/2026

Full Bill Text

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