Failla Law Group, LLC

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10/10/2025

2026 Estate Tax News: A notable change made under the OBBBA includes the estate tax exclusion, which will be set at $15 million for the estates of decedents who die in 2026. That's an increase from the $13.99 million exclusion that applies in 2025.👍👍

10/06/2025

Fairfield, NJ law office seeks skilled paralegal for part-time or full-time litigation role with flexible scheduling. Send resumes or contact me via email: [email protected]

09/23/2025
Based on available evidence, the New Jersey mansion tax increase is anticipated to commence on July 1, 2025, coinciding ...
07/01/2025

Based on available evidence, the New Jersey mansion tax increase is anticipated to commence on July 1, 2025, coinciding with the start of the 2026 fiscal year. This date is corroborated by multiple sources referencing the budget timeline, although a slight uncertainty remains regarding potential delays in budget signing.

Here's a summary of the vote and the “mansion/realty transfer” tax increases: • Assembly Vote: The bill was approved in ...
07/01/2025

Here's a summary of the vote and the “mansion/realty transfer” tax increases:
• Assembly Vote: The bill was approved in the New Jersey Assembly by a vote of 41-35.
• Tax Increases:
â—¦ The real estate transfer fee, or "mansion tax," on homes sold for more than $2 million will be doubled to 2%.
â—¦ The tax rate on homes sold for over $2.5 million to $3.5 million will increase to 2.5%.
â—¦ The tax rate for homes sold for over $3 million will triple to 3%.
â—¦ For homes going for $3.5 million and above, the fee will be raised to 3.5%.
• Shift in Responsibility: The seller, rather than the buyer, will now be responsible for paying these higher fees.

ATTENTION - Buyers of NJ Real Estate- Mansion Tax Increase Proposal (could go in effect 7/1/25):Governor Phil Murphy’s b...
06/25/2025

ATTENTION - Buyers of NJ Real Estate- Mansion Tax Increase Proposal (could go in effect 7/1/25):

Governor Phil Murphy’s budget proposal for the 2026 fiscal year includes a significant change to the supplemental portion of the New Jersey Realty Transfer Fee, known as the “Mansion Tax.” The proposal suggests increasing the current 1% flat rate to:
• 2% for certain real property purchases between $1 million and $2 million.
• 3% for certain real property purchases exceeding $2 million.
This would apply to both residential and potentially commercial sales, though it remains unclear if the final legislation will include commercial properties

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06/19/2025

Business Owners…we can help! 973-575-2528

Let Failla Law Group litigate for you!  🤣
05/16/2025

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📍New Jersey is actively rebalancing the real estate market - focusing on fairness, transparency, and affordability. Are ...
05/06/2025

📍New Jersey is actively rebalancing the real estate market - focusing on fairness, transparency, and affordability.

Are you feeling the impact on your neighborhood? Let’s talk

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03/10/2025

Let us guide you through a smooth transaction!

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02/10/2025

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