Assessing Your Assessemen... Fair to say, if you are living in New Jersey, you are probably paying more property taxes than you should. The National Taxpayers Union, in fact, estimates
Reducing New Jersey’... The possibility of reducing property taxes by consolidating the 565 municipalities of New Jersey was called into question in a recent study conducted by the Rutgers University’s
Tax Appeals In Atlantic C... As property values continue to fall and tax rates soar, homeowners are filing assessment appeals in record numbers -an increase of over 33% from 2010. The county
NJ Towns May Be Forced To... Patch.com From The Westfield Patch: N.J. Says These Towns Must Reassess – And Could Have Much Higher Tax Bills Patch.com Revaluations can be unpopular, and property owners
Spotlights On New Jersey ... NJ Spotlight Tax Facts: Getting Beyond All the Talk About New Jersey's Taxes … NJ Spotlight More taxes, no new taxes, higher taxes, marijuana taxes, corporate
Tax Appeals Drop To Lowes... Property tax appeals in New Jersey fell for the fourth straight year in 2016 to their lowest level since 2008, an indication people were less stressed about
NJ’s “Third o... LINK Third of a mil funding for four local libraries drop. (northjersey.com, 5/3/2012)… More at Drop in Property Values and Increase in Tax Appeals Impact New
Pilot Program AimsTo Cha... From Lexis Nexis Law Communities: New Jersey Passes Law Affecting the Property Tax Assessment and Appeal Process On February 4, Gov. Chris Christie signed S1213 (the
AC Casino Tax Appeals To ... As witnessed in AC, as more commercial industries file assessment appeals, tax burdens will by necessity shift to residential homeowner's to compensate for resulting budget shortfalls.
Wycoff To Conduct Propert... From Patch.com: A revaluation later this year could alter the distribution of property taxes in next year's municipal budget….More at Wyckoff to Undergo Property Revaluation – Patch.com
Deadline For Filing NJ Ta... New Jersey Herald Deadline near for tax appeals New Jersey Herald As of last month, all homeowners were mailed the annual property record card showing their
