The New Jersey Department of the Treasury is the state government agency responsible for managing New Jersey’s fiscal and financial operations. It formulates and manages the state budget, generates and collects revenues (including taxes), disburses funds to operate state government, manages the state’s financial assets and liabilities, oversees public pensions and benefits, issues state debt, and provides a wide range of administrative and financial services to other state agencies and citizens — including taxation, unclaimed property, investment of pension assets, procurement and property management, and fiscal analysis. The department consists of multiple divisions and offices working toge...
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