Jersey City’s budget deficit may drive commercial property tax increases. Learn what owners should expect and how to plan for potential financial impacts.
Jersey City’s $250 Million Budget Deficit: What Commercial Property Taxpayers Should Know
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Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. Attorneys Named to the 2026 New Jersey “Super Lawyers” List
Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. is proud to announce that seven of their attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 edition of New Jersey Super Lawyers, with one additional attorney recognized as a 2026 New Jersey Rising Star.
Jersey City’s New Era of PILOT Scrutiny: What Taxpayers Need to Know Now About the Jersey City PILOT Audit
Jersey City PILOT audit signals stricter enforcement of tax abatements. Learn risks of retroactive assessments and how developers should prepare now.
Jersey City Finalizes Municipal Tax Rate for 2025 at 5%
Jersey City’s 2025 tax rate is set at 5%, signaling continued pressure on commercial property owners and the need for proactive assessment review and appeals.
The Newark Revaluation: What Can Commercial Property Owners Expect?
Newark revaluation guidance—learn what commercial property owners can expect, how tax rates may shift, and how to prepare for potential impacts.
Equalization Ratios Explained: The Hidden Key to Understanding and Winning New Jersey Property Tax Appeals
Find out how equalization ratios impact property tax assessments in NJ and why monitoring this metric can uncover over-assessment and appeal opportunities.
Jonathan Wolfe and David Wolfe Named to the NJBIZ 2025 Law Power List
Co-Managing Partners Jonathan W. Wolfe and David B. Wolfe have been named to the NJBIZ 2025 Law Power List.
Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. Lawyers Recognized as Best Lawyers® Award Recipients for 2026
Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. announces that six of the firm’s attorneys have been recognized in the Best Lawyers in America 2026 Edition.
Jersey City Commercial Property Taxes Could Soar Due to the Reduction in State School Aid Funding
Jersey City’s commercial property taxes could increase in 2025 due to a $4M cut in school funding. Learn how to prepare and explore potential appeal options.
Jersey City Commercial Property Taxes May Increase Due to Reduction in School Aid Funding
A $4M cut in Jersey City School Funding may lead to higher commercial property taxes in 2025. Find out what this means for Jersey City property owners and how they can prepare.