Murphy’s $1.2 Billion ‘Sin Tax’ Plan for New Jersey Sparks Bipartisan Backlash
From booze to bowling, the governor’s sweeping tax hikes target vices, recreation, and food, leaving critics to warn of further economic strain on middle-class families.
The governor of New Jersey wants to go all in on sin, proposing more than a billion dollars in new or increased taxes and fees on everything from online gambling to alcohol.
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