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Tax Assessment Appeals
Property owners who feel that their assessed value does not reflect a true market value are encouraged to contact the Assessor’s office to discuss their assessed value. Up to date sales information is always readily available for public review to assist the owner in educating them on the recent market trends in which they may not be aware of throughout the district. After contacting the Assessor’s office and reviewing the sales information, if the owner still disagrees with their assessment, they have the right to file an appeal with the Middlesex County Board of Taxation on or before April 1st. Please be advised that the basis for filing an appeal is the disagreement upon the value of the property and not the yearly taxes paid on the property.
Appeal Form A1
Comparable Sales Form A1 Comp Sales
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Veteran and Surviving Spouse Deductions
There is an annual $250.00 property tax deduction for veterans or their surviving spouses. To qualify, the applicant must be an honorably discharged US Armed Forces war veteran or the unmarried surviving spouse of such a war veteran or the unmarried surviving spouse of a serviceperson who served in time of war and died while on duty. The applicant must be a property owner and a legal resident of New Jersey and, where applicable, prove that the deceased veteran or serviceperson was a legal resident of New Jersey. If the applicant was in active duty for a Peacekeeping Mission, a supplemental Peacekeeping Mission form is required and submitted with the veteran deduction application. Please visit the following link for the application and additional information or for further assistance, contact the Assessor’s office directly.
Claim form V.S.S.
*Please include a contact number on the claim form and also submit a copy of your driver's license.
Senior Citizen, Disabled Person or Surviving Spouse Deductions
There is an annual $250.00 property tax deduction for a qualified Senior Citizen, Disabled Person and Surviving Spouse who meet specific requirements of the deduction. To qualify, you must be age 65 or older, or a permanently and totally disabled individual or the unmarried surviving spouse,age 55 or more, of such person. The applicant must be a legal resident of New Jersey for one year immediately prior to October 1 of the year before the year for which the deduction is requested. The applicant must also be an owner of and a permanent resident in the dwelling on October 1 of the year before the year for which the deduction is requested. Income for the applicant may be no more than $10,000 during the year for which the deduction is claimed, excluding with restrictions, monies received from social security, Federal and State pension, disability and retirement programs. Refer to the links for the application and income statement form. If you need additional assistance, please contact the Assessor’s office directly.
Claim Form PTD
Income Statement PTDSI
*Please include a contact number on the claim form and also submit a copy of your driver's license.
Disabled Veteran Exemption
Effective December 4, 2020, State law (P.L. 2019, c. 413) eliminates the wartime service requirement for the 100% Totally and Permanently Disabled Veterans Property Tax Exemption. Veterans must have active duty military service with an honorable discharge. Reservists and National Guard personnel must be called to active duty service to qualify. Active duty for training continues to be ineligible.
If you are an honorably discharged veteran who was 100% permanently and totally disabled during active duty service, you may qualify for an annual property tax exemption on your principal or primary residence (main home).
If you are a surviving spouse or civil union/domestic partner of an honorably discharged veteran who was 100% permanently and totally disabled during active duty service, you also may qualify.
Claim Form