New Jersey bill A1955 allows taxpayers to voluntarily contribute to United Way of New Jersey through their state income tax returns.

New Jersey bill A1955 establishes a process for taxpayers to voluntarily contribute to United Way of New Jersey via their gross income tax returns. It creates a special fund, the "United Way of New Jersey Fund," within the Department of the Treasury to collect these contributions. The Legislature is required to annually appropriate these funds, distributing them equally to all United Way organizations in the state to support their programs and services. The bill also allows for costs related to collection and administration to be deducted from the collected contributions.

New Jersey bill A1955 allows taxpayers to voluntarily contribute to United Way of New Jersey through their state income tax returns.

New Jersey bill A1955 establishes a process for taxpayers to voluntarily contribute to United Way of New Jersey via their gross income tax returns. It creates a special fund, the "United Way of New Jersey Fund," within the Department of the Treasury to collect these contributions. The Legislature is required to annually appropriate these funds, distributing them equally to all United Way organizations in the state to support their programs and services. The bill also allows for costs related to collection and administration to be deducted from the collected contributions.