New Jersey State Capitol Travel Stamp – Travel Stamps
WEBPreserve your memories of the New Jersey State Capitol with our exclusive collectible souvenir vinyl sticker! Featuring the iconic Travel Stamp design, this unique memento showcases the nation’s second oldest State House still in use.
Stamp Location - The Capitol Collection
WEBNew Jersey — state house annex. New Mexico — information desk at east entrance; please note that during legislative session, the stamp is temporarily moved to the mailroom on the first floor! New York — Visitor’s Center, Room 106, Empire State Plaza. North Carolina — information desk, east entrance — please note that the stamp may ...
The Capitol Collection
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WEBNew Jersey does not allow certain deductions on the NJ-1040 that may be allowable on your federal return, such as mortgage interest, energy saving purchases, or capital improvements. We do, however, allow a deduction or …
Capitol Information Page - New Jersey - The Capitol Collection
WEBThe New Jersey State House, home to the Legislative and Executive branches of State Government since 1792, is the State's most important public building. Visitors can walk in the footsteps of Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson to discover the building's rich past and architectural history.
New Jersey State House - Wikipedia
WEBThe New Jersey State House is the capitol building of the U.S. state of New Jersey and is the third-oldest state house in continuous legislative use in the United States.
WEBThis bulletin explains the most commonly used exemption certificates, the administration of exemptions, and how and when to use exemption certificates to make qualified exempt purchases. New Jersey Sales and Use Tax Act.
New Jersey - Travel Stamps
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1987 22c Bicentenary Statehood: New Jersey - Mystic Stamp …
WEBHistory the stamp represents: On December 18, 1787, New Jersey became the third state to ratify the Constitution and join the Union. New Jersey’s first inhabitants were Native Americans who belonged to the Delaware tribe of the Algonquian family.
Plan a Visit | New Jersey Legislative Services, NJ - Tour Office
WEBThe State House Tour Office provides free tours of the capitol by reservation. Guides explain the site’s history, art and architecture, and the legislative process.