A long-time Garden State resident argues that imposing different tax rates by class of heir violates the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause.
A long-time New Jersey resident makes a case against the New Jersey Inheritance Tax which charges nothing for family heirs and up to 16% for heirs who don't belong to someone's immediate family.Would you be incensed with a tax where one group of people are charged nothing but others must pay up to 16% on everything they own?
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