Nj fds disclosure 2025

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The document is a Financial Disclosure Statement for public employees in New Jersey, specifically for Governor Philip Murphy. It outlines the requirements for completing and filing the form, including details about assets, income, liabilities, and any business interests held by the public employee or their family members. The statement aims to ensure transparency and compliance with ethical standards in public service.

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Begin by entering your General Information, including the Date of Statement and Filing Year. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for your submission.
In Section 'a', fill in your First Name, Last Name, Middle Initial, Position Held, and Department or Agency. If applicable, list any other governmental positions you hold.
Proceed to Section 'b' where you will detail any occupations or trades engaged by you or your family members. Be thorough in listing all relevant details.
Continue through Sections 'c' to 'j', providing information about state employment, ethics training, assets, income sources, liabilities, and any business interests. Use the provided classifications for values.
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Are sellers disclosures mandatory in NJ?

Property Condition Potential buyers have the right to know about the condition of your property. Disclose any defects or issues, such as: Structural problems. Water damage or leaks.

What is a financial disclosure statement?

A financial disclosure statement (FDS) is an annual report filed by many public officials and employees. In a FDS, the filer reports sources of income, investments, real estate holdings, and other financial interests.

What must a seller of a home in New Jersey disclose?

Sellers must be transparent about any known issues that could affect the property, such as structural defects, water damage, or environmental hazards.

What are the new rules for realtors in New Jersey?

Now, at every open house, the listing agent must post a sign that says they are acting on the sellers behalf. Brokerage services agreements Before listing agents perform any services for residential real estate sellers, they must have a signed brokerage services agreement with their client.

What is the New Jersey Real Estate Sales Full Disclosure Act?

This law is designed to regulate the marketing and sale of certain types of out-of-state properties, such as condominiums, time-share, retirement communities and land subdivisions in New Jersey.

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