Dems ready to review Christie's tax-cut plan
The state Senate Budget Committee will meet today to review Gov. Chris Christie's proposal to cut state income taxes by 10 percent. Christie has said his plan won't be a budget-buster because he's cut
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Jan 30, 2012, 2:33 PM
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The state Senate Budget Committee will meet today to review Gov. Chris Christie's proposal to cut state income taxes by 10 percent.
Christie has said his plan won't be a budget-buster because he's cut spending aggressively. Democrats say the proposal benefits the wealthy.
Christie has not said yet how he will pay for the plan. But he's scheduled to propose a state budget next month.
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