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
Comparables As “Ar... Homeowners I find will often make the often fatal mistake of using distressed sales as comparables, assuming this is allowable. What needs to be understood is
Paramus Homeowners To See... From Paramus Patch: Borough officials approve the 2013 budget which has zero increase in spending but will mean a $30 tax increase for the average homeowner…More at
Howell Reassessment Blame... From Howell Patch: It was because of all those successful appeals that the county ordered a recently completed assessment. “The assessment further caused a significant decline in
15 NJ Towns With Highest ... From Millburn Patch: The 15 NJ Towns With The Highest Property Taxes. Posted by Tom Troncone (Editor) , October 26, 2013 at 08:47 PM. Comment Recommend. Loading…
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
Tax Appeals Impact South ... South Brunswick Tax Appeals Continue to Rise Patch.com Nearly 400 tax appeals filed as township looks for ways to mitigate impact on the budget. By
Reassessments Causing Fur... To ensure an equitable and fair redistribution of a tax levy – so that all property owners share the tax burden of the town equally –
How to Avoid Unfair Prope... By SUSANNA KIM (@skimm) March 14, 2012 The battered real estate market has another side effect that often goes overlooked, consumer finance and tax experts say: Millions
NJ Property Tax Reinburse... From MyCentralJersey.com: Many New Jersey senior citizens do not know about program that can bring them money every year...via can bring cold casProperty tax freezeh to seniors
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.
