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NJ A619

NJ A619
Requires Director of Division of Taxation to include sales of properties in age-restricted developments by third parties in table of equalized valuations.


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Introduced
01/09/2018
In Committee
01/09/2018
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
01/08/2020

Introduced Session

2018-2019 Regular Session

Bill Summary

This bill would require the Director of the Division of Taxation to include sales of properties in age-restricted developments by third parties such as guardians, trustees, executors, and administrators in the promulgation of a table of equalized valuations, for the purposes of establishing local tax assessments. Currently, such sales are not considered usable, because they are not "arms-length transfers" and therefore not considered to be true market-transaction indicators of fair market value. However, because the majority of sales of properties in age-restricted developments are transacted by third parties who have been entrusted by senior citizens with these transactions, this exclusion places an unfair burden on the residents of age-restricted communities.

AI Summary

This bill would require the Director of the Division of Taxation to include sales of properties in age-restricted developments by third parties, such as guardians, trustees, executors, and administrators, in the promulgation of a table of equalized valuations for the purposes of establishing local tax assessments. Currently, such sales are not considered usable because they are not "arms-length transfers" and therefore not considered true market-transaction indicators of fair market value. However, the bill recognizes that the majority of sales of properties in age-restricted communities are transacted by third parties on behalf of senior citizens, and this exclusion places an unfair burden on the residents of these communities.

Committee Categories

Government Affairs

Sponsors (2)

Last Action

Introduced, Referred to Assembly State and Local Government Committee (on 01/09/2018)

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