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In New Jersey, sales tax generally does not apply to labor charges for services. However, certain services, such as those related to the installation of tangible personal property, may be subject to sales tax. It's important to review specific circumstances and types of services to determine tax applicability. Consulting with a tax professional or the New Jersey Division of Taxation can provide clarity on specific cases.

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