Tax Abatement
Scarinci Hollenbeck’s Tax Abatement practice group regularly provides content on effective solutions to assist our clients in navigating complex tax abatement programs. Our content provides insight on deciding whether or not to grant a long term tax exemption or for how much and how long, and inasmuch as these decisions are often controversial.
New Partnership Tax Audit Rules Effective January 1, 2018
Date: October 4, 2017
We Are Hosting An Event Regarding The New Partnership Tax Audit Rules We are hosting a seminar discussing the new tax audit rules effective January 1, 2018. The seminar will be hosted in our Lyndhurst, NJ office on October 24, 2017. The new procedure is the Centralized Partnership Audit Regime (CPAR). The CPAR default rule applies […]
How Will This Recent Decision Impact New Jersey Tax Abatement Programs?
Third Circuit Decision To Affect New Jersey Tax Abatement Programs A recent decision by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals reinstates a legal challenge to Jersey City’s tax abatement ordinance, which requires developers of certain privately-funded projects to sign a project labor agreement (PLA). How will this impact New Jersey tax abatement programs?The suit maintains that […]
CTBUH2015 NYC Conference and Jersey City Tax Abatement Programs
Attorneys from Scarinci Hollenbeck will participate in the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (“CTBUH “) 2015 International Conference, one of the largest annual real estate development conferences in the United States, at the New York Grand Hyatt from October 26- 30. Developers choose Scarinci Hollenbeck for their reputation and experience to help bring […]
A Look at Jersey City’s Latest Tax Abatement Policy
Jersey City Mayor Stephen Fulop recently unveiled several important revisions to the city’s popular tax abatement policy. The latest changes reflect a new, comprehensive housing policy objective that seeks to distribute more evenly the benefits of the unprecedented wave of development now taking place in parts of the city. Shortly after taking office in 2013, […]
