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Note: Failure of the property owner to receive a notice of tax sale properly mailed by the Tax Collector shall not constitute grounds to void the subsequent tax sale. The statute also requires a Public Notice of Tax Sale. If payment is not received by November 11, 2023, the property owner’s name will appear in this Public Notice. In addition, the online credit/debit card payment options WILL NOT be available after November 10, 2023. Any other forms of payment WILL NOT be accepted.

Two mailings are scheduled during this process.Īfter November 10, 2023, the amount owed is calculated as follows:ĭelinquent Taxes/Other Municipal Charges + Interest + Cost of Sale + Mailing Fees = Total Amount OwedĪll payments received after November 11, 2023, MUST be made using guaranteed funds: cash, cashier’s check or money order. In addition, delinquencies will be subject to a mailing fee of $25 for each mailing. Per this process, delinquencies will be subject to a 2% cost of tax sale (up to $100). The properties sold at the tax sale are those with delinquent property taxes and/or municipal charges.

In New Jersey, all municipalities are required to hold at least one tax sale per year.

PTR Senior Freeze - Property Tax Reimbursement ( eligibility requirements apply): 1-80.

$250 Tax Deduction available for Senior Citizens, Disabled, Veterans and Surviving Spouses if you qualify.

If you need a Property Tax Relief Form completed, please contact 73 and the Tax Collector's office will instruct you. A 6% year-end penalty will be assessed on the last day of the fiscal year on delinquent accounts in excess of $10,000. The 18% interest remains until the delinquency is brought current. The interest rate for delinquent taxes by state statute is as follows: The first $1500 of delinquency is at 8% (APR) any balance over $1500 is at 18%. Tax payments received after the grace period will accrue interest back to the first. It is the responsibility of each tax payer to obtain the amount due on their property. Failure to receive a tax bill does not affect the due date or the date that interest begins to accrue. Property taxes are due February 1st, May 1st, August 1st and November 1st. Please note that there was a change in Block/Lot effective 2021.