With municipal governments experiencing widespread revenue shortfalls because of the coronavirus pandemic, attorneys who specialize in tax appeals lauded legislation signed by Gov. Phil Murphy that temporarily extends the deadline to file a property tax appeal by three months, to July 1.

The measure, signed into law May 28, also extends the deadline for county boards of taxation to render decisions in tax appeal cases to Sept. 30 of this year.

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