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Assessment history
Annual published records, not estimates of sale price or guaranteed savings. Parcel splits, revaluations and record changes can interrupt a history.
Public sales to review
Recent sales may not yet appear in public records. Confirm any sale you plan to use with the county. Sales are unadjusted facts for your review. We have not determined that these properties are comparable to your home and do not provide an appraisal.
Published Chapter 123 ratio
The ratio’s tax year is separate from the assessment roll shown above. A published ratio alone does not establish eligibility for a reduction.
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New Jersey tax planning tools
Estimate base taxes, review bill arithmetic, calculate closing proration and compare properties using New Jersey figures.
What you can do here
Review your assessment
See the county’s land, building and net assessment amounts, trace prior years and review usable sales in your municipality.
Prepare for a filing window
A filing kit becomes available only when the appeal-year assessment, published ratio, candidate sales and local filing window have been verified. You choose the sales, sign and file.
The latest statewide bulk assessment roll held here is 2026. Prior-year figures are useful for research and are not substituted for a later year’s petition assessment. Class 2 residential sales research is available; other property classes receive records and history.
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Official sources and filing help
The NJ Division of Taxation publishes the assessment rolls, SR1A sales extracts and Chapter 123 tables used here. New Jersey filing calendars vary by county and revaluation status; confirm the applicable year and notice with your county tax board.
Annual data and ratios · Assessment and appeal guidance · County tax board contacts
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