Atlantic City Borrows Funds To Settle Tax Appeal Debt

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

Hurricane Sandy Victims C...     From New Jersey 101.5: Hurricane Ravaged Homes Could Mean Tax Assessment Reduction [AUDIO] New Jersey 101.5 FM Radio If your home suffered significant damage or

Tax Appeal Victories In N...   From NJ.com: April 1 marks the last day for New Jersey residents to file property tax appeals. More than 116,000 tax appeals were filed in New

Change Underway For NJ P... From New Jersey 101.5: Tax Appeal Calendar in NJ Would PropertyMove Under…via Property Tax Appeal Calendar in NJ Would … – New Jersey 101.5  

NJ Property Taxes’ ... From Tax Foundation: States with high population density, like New Jersey or Connecticut, often face a dilemma concerning how to reconcile the tradeoff between necessary urban density

Projected Cost For Westfi... A county-ordered revaluation оf thе properties wіthіn thе town оf Westfield’s borders wіll cost lеѕѕ thаn $800,000, thе town council learned durіng іtѕ conference meeting Tuesday night.

Bergen County Tax Appeals...   The record pace of appeals inundating tax boards in Bergen County and counties throughout New Jersey for the last few years has slowed significantly this year.

Tax Appeals In New Provid... From The Independent Press: Among the issues the New Providence Borough Council discussed at its June 25 meeting was a multi-million dollar reassessment of a property in

Filing Delay Costs Bergen... A property owner attempted to file a tax appeal for the 2010 tax year with the Bergen County Board of Taxation on the April 1st filing deadline.

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

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