Small businesses, backbone of NJ's economy: Jack Ciattarelli

PRINCETON JUNCTION, NJ., March 24, 2025.- Reducing the tax burden and growing the economy by exempting or reducing taxes on companies, depending on their level of growth, is one of the main proposals that New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli promises if he is elected next November. The state's residents also have other needs, such as access to the possibility of buying a home, something that is becoming increasingly difficult for young people and people looking to retire. Ciattarelli outlined the proposals in this regard and others regarding the transportation system in New Jersey in an exclusive interview with Quadratín Hispano: What are the main concerns of New Jersey residents?

New Jerseyans and businesses pay the highest overall tax burden in the country, so we need to lower it. That means we need to control spending in Trenton, but we also need to grow the economy. That way, there will be more good-paying jobs, and with that, people can achieve their American dream here. So, the next Governor's primary goal should be to lower that tax burden for individuals and businesses. What would be your strategy to implement that economic growth in the state?

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