Prohibits homestead property tax rebates and credits and ANCHOR property tax benefits from being paid to property owners who move out of State.
This bill (A 2752) requires New Jersey residents to maintain state residency during *both* the tax year for which property taxes were paid *and* the calendar year when a homestead property tax rebate or ANCHOR benefit is issued. Currently, residents who move out of state after paying taxes in a given year can still receive rebates for that year. The bill prohibits payments to anyone who is not a New Jersey resident in the year the rebate is disbursed, affecting individuals who relocate out of state after the tax year but before receiving their benefit. It applies to all homestead rebates under the "Homestead Property Tax Credit Act" and the ANCHOR Property Tax Relief Program.
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Introduced Jan 13, 2026
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Jan 13, 2026
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Introduced, Referred to Assembly State and Local Government Committee
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Andrea Katz
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