United States:
Economic Opportunity Act Will Serve As Business Catalyst
20 September 2013
Fox Rothschild LLP
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In the past, New Jersey has deserved its reputation as a state
which is "over regulated" and not conducive for business.
Traditionally, the state has been burdened with high taxes, high
cost of living, and has offered few incentives to retain businesses
in the state or to attract new companies from neighboring
states.
This business-prohibitive climate has improved over the past few
years through the Governor's office and the State Legislature,
which has provided several new incentives to companies that choose
to stay in New Jersey or to relocate to our state's urban
centers.
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