New Jersey § app:a-4
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § app:a-4, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ app:a-4.
Wherever any municipality has made payment of State, State school and county taxes
based on ratables created by the act repealed by this act 1 and when said municipality has failed to receive from the State of New Jersey any
appropriation as provided for in the act of which this act is a repealer, said municipality
shall be permitted to receive a refund from the State of New Jersey or be permitted
to credit payments made under said act towards future State, State school and county
taxes. Whenever any county has credited to any municipality or municipalities, payments
of State, State school and county taxes, it shall be lawful for said county to withhold
the amount of the State tax and the State school tax so credited from any future payment
due from said county of the State of New Jersey for State and State school taxes due
from said county. 1
See App. A:4-12.1.
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