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Governor Murphy’s Mansion Tax Modification | JD Supra

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By Ryan Duffy, Dolores R. Kelley
| JD Supra
New Jersey residents are familiar with the “Mansion Tax” and its companion, the “Controlling Interest Transfer Tax,” which were implemented in 2004 and 2006, respectively. The Mansion Tax requires purchasers of certain properties valued at $1 million or more to pay a 1% surcharge. The Controlling Interest Transfer Tax, or CITT, requires purchasers of a controlling interest in an entity that directly or indirectly owns “Class 4A” commercial property, valued at $1 million or more, to pay a 1% fee.
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Bird in a box (3/20/23)

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By Ryan Duffy
| Payload
Happy Monday, Payload nation. As our March Madness brackets were destroyed over the weekend, our minds drifted back from basketball to space. Then, dear readers, the light bulb went off: what if we brought the dark arts of bracketology to space? Today, we’re excited to launch the Payload Mars Madness. Read on for tourny details and how to get involved. In today's edition... 🏀 Payload presents: Mars Madness 📦 Satellogic Space Systems 🗓️ The week ahead Was this email forwarded to you?
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Payload Presents: Mars Madness

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By Ryan Duffy
| Payload
In March Madness, your bracket can be busted by an unexpected upset, leaving your dream of predicting the perfect outcome in shambles. On expeditions to Mars, outcomes are equally unpredictable, with a mission’s fate resting on anything from a software glitch to a cosmic dust storm to a mix-up between metric and imperial units. Today, Payload is excited to lift the wraps on our Mars Madness tournament and open the competition to all 16,000+ of our readers.
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