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Muziani Supports Tax Compromise \

NORTH WILDWOOD - Assemblyman Guy F Mu ziahi (R-Cape May, Cumberland Counties ) , has announced he supports a committee substitute agreement to phase out the State's transfer inheritance tax in three steps over the next seven years. The bill (ACS-1831) was reported from the Assembly Revenue, Finance and Appropriations Committee Oct. 22 Muziani, who sponsored a bill in the Assembly call ing for the elimination of State Inheritance taxes on property passing to a surviving spouse (A-1697), said the more comprehen sive and rapid phaseout contained in the compromise measure "will provide relief to thousands of state residents who have long suffered from this unfair and damaging tax on the family, because it often results in economic hardship for survivors." ESPECIALLY in cases involving transfer of small businesses or farming operations, the amount of the tax can often mean the difference between the continued health or bankruptcy of the company or partnership. This proposal would exempt spouses from payment of the inheritance tax after July 1, 1986, and would exempt other members of the immediate family, such as children, parents, and stepchildren, after July 1, 1988 In addition, the bill would exempt the first $100,000 of estates transferred to brothers, sisters, daughters-in-laws sons-in-law after July 1 . 1989 and to all other family members and other persons after July 1, 1990 THE LEGISLATION would have no effect on the current state surplus, because revenue losses from a phaseout of this tax are built into the current budget, Muziani declared. "Hiis transfer tax has always been a tax on the family, which is unfair to people who have worked

very hard to save for their . future and the future of I their children, he went on | It is a very oppressive . tax that has caused many / of our retired residents to V move to other states to f avoid paying it. Muziani J went on. THIS IS a particular pro- i blem, because New I Jersey's inheritance tax is \ one of the highest in the na lion, and states such as { Florida, with no such tax. have been attracting state < residents away from our state, according to Muziani. Phaseout of this tax has long been a priority for Republicans in the Legislature and this com- . promise should finally i make the proposal a reali- ^ ty, he said. "While this proposal dif- \ fers in significant ways ' from my bill, I can support the compromise because it j addresses the issue square- J ly and provides relief for those families that have < suffered the greatest harm c, under the current law," he ' concluded. J Courtesy Van Stops RIO GRANDE - The ' schedule of stops by the courtesy van operated by ' the county Office of Aging 1 has been announced for the month of November. The schedule is: Tomorrow, Nov. 8 — Woodbine, Washington Avenue (opposite Siegel's) 9:30-11:30 a.m., and Washington Avenue at Morris Street , 1 1 a.m. -noon. Nov. 15 — Woodbine, Cape Human Resources. Longfellow and Monroe. 9:30-10:30 a.m., and Washington Avenue and Summer Street. 11 a.m. -noon. Nov. 19 — Wildwood, Cape Human Resources, 115 W. Davis Ave., 9:30-11:30 a.m.

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