The state Senate passed a bill this past week that would drop the requirement for three years.
Christie and the law’s supporters said workers with a salary funded by New Jersey taxpayers should live and pay taxes here, too. You can be exempted only if you get a waiver for financial, health, or other reasons.
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The state Department of Education would also have to submit a report that evaluates the law’s effectiveness.
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