commuter tax

The plan could bring in 180 million dollars from Pennsylvanians who work in New Jersey, but will hurt those New Jersey workers who have to commute out of state.

New Jersey Republican Senators representing districts with large numbers of New York City commuters have fired off a letter to Mayor Michael Bloomberg expressing their strong opposition to any effort to restore a .45% income tax on New Jersey commuters working in New York City.

It's just what Garden state commuters don't want to hear- the Manhattan Borough President in New York City is calling on fellow lawmakers to re-institute a commuter tax for Jersey residents who work in the Big Apple.

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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is bashing the Manhattan borough president's suggestion that a commuter tax be restored for suburbanites who commute to work in New York City.

The Manhattan borough president thinks the state Legislature should restore New York City's suburban commuter tax.