Christie Says He Will Restore Property Tax Rebates
CHESILHURST, N.J. (AP/WCBS 880) -- Gov. Chris Christie says he intends to restore property tax rebates. However, the check won't be in the mail.
Christie told a town hall meeting in Chesilhurst on Monday that he'll reinstitute the rebate this spring and eligible residents will get them quarterly as a credit on their property tax bills.
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WCBS 880 Reporter Levon Putney with Christie's comments on the property tax rebate.
Christie said he'll eliminate annual checks because they cost money to print and mail. Christie also said the state had to borrow money and pay interest on the rebates because they were made during the fall.
Christie eliminated property tax rebates last year as he worked to close a shortfall.
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