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ISELIN, NJ-New Jersey's state constitution will probably bechanged, said Assemblyman John Burzichelli (D-Gloucester).Eliminating the uniformity clause requires such a constitutionalchange, and currently keeps businesses and residential homes taxedsimilarly.
Changing the uniformity clause would allow more of the taxburden to be put on commercial property owners and their tenants.It requires a change to the state constitution, which has not beendone since 1947.
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