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Free New Jersey guide · 2026

If you live in New Jersey, the tax code is quietly working against you.

Seven expensive mistakes high earners and retirees make — and the 2026 rules that decide who pays and who keeps it.

  • Property taxes are the highest in the country — and the SALT rules just changed
  • The retirement-income exclusion is a cliff, not a slope
  • Your Social Security can quietly become taxable
  • The "exit tax" is a myth — but it still costs people sleep
  • No estate tax — but an inheritance tax that blindsides families
  • Life insurance can sidestep the inheritance tax
  • The federal exemption is huge right now — which is itself a deadline

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This guide is general information, not financial, tax or legal advice. Figures are current for the 2026 tax year and may change — verify against the cited sources and your own circumstances before relying on them.

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