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This document outlines the process and requirements for filing a Petition of Appeal for real property valuation with the Cumberland County Board of Taxation. The appeal form (Form A-1) is used by property owners to challenge their property's assessment, request deductions, classifications, or exemptions, with the goal of reducing or increasing the assessed value to its correct assessable value. Key sections include current and requested assessment details, comparable sales information, and specific appeals for deductions or exemptions such as veteran or senior citizen property tax relief, and farmland assessment classification. The petitioner must serve copies of the appeal to the municipal assessor and clerk. The primary deadline for submitting an appeal is April 1st of the tax year, or 45 days from the date the bulk mailing of Notification of Assessment is completed, whichever is later. Filing fees apply based on the assessed valuation, ranging from $5.00 to $150.00, or a flat $25.00 for classification appeals, with certain deduction appeals being exempt from fees. Petitioners are required to submit supporting documentation such as appraisals or comparable sales data, with specific guidelines for their submission prior to a hearing. Contact information for the Cumberland County Board of Taxation is provided for submission and inquiries. Failure to pay real estate taxes up to the first quarter of the current year may result in dismissal of the appeal. Appeals require the petitioner's or their attorney's representation at the hearing. Further instructions detail how to research comparable sales using the NJ Association of County Tax Boards website and how to prepare a Comparable Sales Analysis Form.

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--- Document: Tax Appeal Form Document ---
DUE BY APRIL 1
AT THE COUNTY
TAX BOARD
OFFICE
43 FAYETTE ST
BRIDGETON NJ
Phone: (856) 453-7425
Fax: (856) 451-2891
43 Fayette Street, Bridgeton, NJ 08302 (856) 453-7425
Form A-1 (2-13)
PETITION OF APPEAL
Appeal Number
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY BOARD OF TAXATION
Tax Year
Property Class
Filed
Check/Cash
NAME OF PETITIONER
Last Name, First Name
Checked
MAILING ADDRESS
Daytime Telephone No.: ()
E-mail Address
BLOCK
LOT
QUALIFIER
Lot Size
MUNICIPALITY
Property Street Address / Location
Name, address and telephone number of person or attorney to be notified of hearing date and judgment:
SECTION I APPEAL OF REAL PROPERTY VALUATION (SEE INSTRUCTION SHEET FOR FILING FEES AND DEADLINE DATE)
CURRENT ASSESSMENT
REQUESTED ASSESSMENT
Land
$
Land
$
Bldg/Improvement $
Bldg/Improvement $
Abatement (If any)
S
Abatement (If any) $
Total
$
Total
$
Purchase Price $
Date of Purchase
Tax Court Pending: YES
NO
REASON FOR APPEAL:
SECTION II COMPARABLE SALES (See Instruction #9B)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Block/Lot/Qualifier
Property Street Address / Location
$
Sale Price
Sale/Deed Date
Please Use Comparable Sales
Info Sheets for Comparables.
$
5.
$
SECTION III APPEAL FOR DENIAL OF: (See Instruction #4, "Filing Fees")
Attach Copy of Denial Notice for Section III Deductions, Classifications and Exemptions
Veteran's Property Tax Deduction for Veteran or Surviving
Spouse or Surviving Civil Union Partner or Surviving
Domestic Partner of Veteran/Serviceperson
Senior Citizen/Disabled Person Property Tax Deduction for
Senior Citizen/Disabled Person or Surviving Spouse or
Surviving Civil Union Partner of Senior Citizen/Disabled Person
100% Disabled Veteran Exemption for 100% Disabled
Veteran or Surviving Spouse or Surviving Civil Union
Partner or Surviving Domestic Partner of 100%
Disabled Veteran
Farmland Assessment Classification
Abatement or Exemption - Religious, Charitable, etc.
WHEREFORE, Petitioner seeks judgment reducing/increasing (circle one) the said assessment(s) to the correct assessable value
of the said property and/or granting the requested deduction, credit, Farmland Assessment classification, exemption or
abatement. Petitioner certifies that a copy of this appeal (and attachments, if any) has been served upon the Assessor and Clerk
of the municipality where this property is located. Petitioner certifies that the foregoing statement is true and is aware that if the
foregoing statement is willfully false, he/she is subject to punishment.
Date
Original Signature of Petitioner or Attorney for Petitioner
This form is prescribed by the Director, Division of Taxation, as required by law, and may not be altered without the approval of the Director.
Reproduction of form is permitted provided it is the same content and format.
(04/2010)
CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOARD OF TAXATION
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILING PETITION OF APPEAL
Book Room hours 9-4, closed 12-1 for lunch.
1. FILING DATE
(a) Your appeal must be received (not postmarked) by the County Board of Taxation on or before April 1*
of the tax year, or 45 days from the date the bulk mailing of Notification of Assessment is completed
in the taxing district, whichever is later. An appeal received after the close of business hours on April 1,
or 45 days from the date the bulk mailing of Notification of Assessment is completed in the taxing district,
whichever is later, is untimely filed and will result in dismissal of the appeal. If the last day for filing an
appeal falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the last day shall be extended to the first succeeding
business day.
(b) A taxpayer will have 45 days to file an appeal upon issuance of Notification of Change of Assessment.
(c) Should the assessor fail for any reason to mail or deliver a Notification of Assessment or a Notification
of Change in Assessment, the County Board of Taxation may, upon the written application of the taxpayer
and with the approval of the Director of the Division of Taxation, grant a reasonable extension of time to
file an appeal.
*Current revaluated towns filing deadline on or before May 1.
2. SEPARATE APPEALS
Separate appeals must be filed for each taxed parcel. Appeal on same taxed parcel for multiple reasons
(Ex: Classification & Assessment Valuation or Senior Citizen's Deduction & Assessment Valuation), multiple
appeal forms are to be filed.
3. FILING OF PETITION
(a) The original (white) petition must be filed with the County Board of Taxation.
(b) A copy (yellow) must be served upon the Assessor of the municipality in which the property is located or,
in the case of a municipal appeal, served upon the taxpayer.
(c) A copy (pink) must be served upon the Clerk of the municipality in which the property is located.
(d) A copy (goldenrod) should be retained by the petitioner.
(e) Any supporting documents attached to the original petition must also be attached to the assessor's and
municipal clerk's copies.
4. FILING FEES (Must accompany original petition of appeal)
(a) Assessed Valuation
1.
less than $150,000
$
5.00
2.
$150,000 or more, but less than $500,000
$
25.00
3.
$500,000 or more, but less than $1,000,000
$
100.00
4.
$1,000,000 or more
$
150.00
(b) Appeal on Classification
$
25.00
(c) Appeal on Valuation and Classification
Sum of (a) and (b)
(d) Appeal not covered by (a), (b), and (c)
$
25.00
No fee is required to file a petition contesting denial of application for a Veteran, Veteran's Surviving Spouse,
or Serviceperson's Surviving Spouse Deduction, Senior Citizen's or Disabled Person's Deduction, or the
Deduction of a qualified Surviving Spouse of a Senior Citizen or Disabled Person, or Regional Efficiency Aid
Program (REAP) property tax credit.
Check should be made payable to: County Tax Administrator.
5. PAYMENT OF REAL ESTATE TAXES ON APPEAL
N.J.S.A. 54:3-27 provides that a taxpayer who shall file an appeal from an assessment shall pay to the
collector of the taxing district no less than the total of all taxes and municipal charges due up to and including
the first quarter of the taxes and municipal charges assessed against him for the current year. Failure to comply
with this provision may result in a dismissal of the Petition of Appeal.
6. ADJOURNMENTS
No adjournments will be granted except for extraordinary reasons. If possible, requests for adjournment are
to be submitted in writing well in advance of the hearing date.
7. REPRESENTATION AT HEARING
(a) A taxpayer must be present at the hearing or be represented by an Attorney-At-Law admitted to practice in
the State of New Jersey.
(b) If the petitioner is a business entity, such as a corporation, partnership, LLC, etc., the appeal must be
prosecuted by an Attorney-At-Law admitted to practice in the State of New Jersey.
8. DISCRIMINATION
N.J.S.A. 54:3-22(c) to (f) requires that whenever the County Board of Taxation finds that the ratio of assessed
value to true value of property under appeal exceeds the upper limit or falls below the lower limit by 15% of
the average ratio for each municipality, the County Board of Taxation shall revise the assessment by applying
the average ratio to the true value of the property.
9. SUPPORTING PROOF AND PROCEDURES
ONLY THE PROPERTY VALUE CAN BE APPEALED-NOT THE AMOUNT OF TAXES ON THE PROPERTY
To determine the taxable value of your property, you must demonstrate what the market value of your property
was as of October 1, of the preceding (pretax) year. Evidence to support a tax assessment revision is as
follows:
(Over)
(a) APPRAISALS - Comparable Sales Info sheet must still be submitted.
1. A party relying on expert testimony must provide to the Board a written appraisal report for the Tax
Administrator and each commissioner and one copy of the report to each opposing party at least
seven calendar days prior to the hearing. If an appraisal is to be used as evidence, the appraiser
must be present to testify to his report.
2. If the municipality is relying on its assessor or a representative of a revaluation company as its expert
and if such testimony involves data and analysis that is not reflected on the property record card, the
municipality must provide to the Tax Administrator and each commissioner copies of a written report
reflecting such data and analysis and provide one copy of the report to each opposing party at least
seven calendar days prior to the hearing.
3. The Board in its discretion and in the interest of justice may waive the requirements for the submission
of written report.
4. At the request of the taxpayer-party, the municipality must also provide that party with a copy of the
property record card for the property under appeal at least seven calendar days prior to the hearing.
(b) COMPARABLE SALES ** Please use Comparable Sales Info sheet instead of Section II of appeal.
Not more than five comparable sales shall be submitted to the Assessor, Clerk and County Board of
Taxation no later than seven calendar days prior to the hearing if not included with the petition of
appeal. The information regarding each comparable sale shall include the block, lot, sale price and deed
date.
NOTE: COMPARABLE SALES OF REAL PROPERTY ARE ACCEPTABLE EVIDENCE OF
MARKET VALUE. COMPARABLE ASSESSMENTS ARE UNACCEPTABLE AS EVIDENCE
OF VALUE.
(c) STATEMENT ACCOMPANYING PETITION OF APPEAL FOR INCOME-PRODUCTING PROPERTY
An itemized statement showing the amount and source of all income and expenses for the most recently
completed accounting year and for such additional years as the Board may request should be attached to
the petition of appeal in the case of income-producing property (commercial, industrial or multi-dwelling
property [more than a four family dwelling].)
(d) OTHER DATA
Subject to the Board's discretion, you may present other relevant information concerning the property under
appeal, such as photographs, survey, cost data, etc.
10. SIGNATURE AND CERTIFICATION OF SERVICE
The signature of the petitioner or petitioner's attorney is required on the petition. The Certification of Service
of the copies to the municipal assessor and clerk (or to the taxpayer in the case of a municipal appeal) must be
filled out and signed by the person making service.
11. SETTLEMENTS/STIPULATIONS
A settlement agreed upon between petitioner and respondent must be approved by the County Board and must
reflect whether the assessor agrees with the settlement. Proposed stipulations/settlements must be executed on
forms available at the County Board of Taxation. If the Board approves the settlement, it will enter judgment
incorporating the settlement. If the Board disapproves the settlement, the Board will notify the parties of the
denial and will schedule a hearing for the appeal.
12. FILING COMPLAINT WITH TAX COURT
**
The judgment of the County Board of Taxation may be appealed to the Tax Court of New Jersey by filing a
complaint with the Tax Court Management Office within 45 days from the date of the service of the
judgment (date of mailing). If the assessed value of the property subject to the appeal exceeds $1,000,000, a
taxpayer or taxing district may file a petition of appeal with the county board of taxation or a complaint with the
Tax Court in accordance with amendatory legislation and Tax Court rules. The Tax Court of New Jersey is
located at the Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex, 25 Market Street, Trenton, New Jersey. Mailing address:
PO Box 972, Trenton, NJ 08625-0972. Telephone number: (609) 292-5082.
You may do your Comparable Sales research at your local municipal tax assessor's office or the
Cumberland County Board of Taxation.
A. To research comparable sales on web site (www.njactb.org): Click "record search: to start,
(1) Select Database - Deed List/Sr1a, (2) Select County - Cumberland, (3) Select District - Your Township,
(4) Select Search Format - Advanced Search, (5) Output Format - Your Choice,
(6) List Items Per Page - Your Choice, (7) Select/Enter Search Criteria
Note: If any # In "Nonusable Code" field (bottom of the page), please do not use as comparable sale.
You may use Nonusable Code 7.
B. Before completing Comparable Sales Info sheet, please drive by the comparable properties to make sure that
these properties are same type of house (rancher, 2-story house, or cape cod; square feet of house; year built),
and similar neighborhood as yours. The information may also be verified at the municipal assessor's office.
C. After you find 3 to 5 comparable sales in a similar neighborhood as yours, complete Comparable Sales Info sheet
which was supplied by our office or can be obtained on our web site (www.co.cumberland.nj.us. - select
Tax Board for Department.)
D. Make sure that one copy of Comparable Sales Info sheet is to be filed with the original (white) appeal form
along with filing fee to Tax Board, and another copy is to be filed with a yellow copy of appeal to your municipal
tax assessor. Do not forget to send a pink copy of appeal to the clerk of your township.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOARD OF TAXATION
43 Fayette Street
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
Telephone (856) 453-7425
Form A-1 Comp. Sale (12-14)
COMPARABLE SALES ANALYSIS FORM
NAME:
1 PROPERTY LOCATION:
MUNICIPALITY:
SUBJECT
COMPARABLE SALES
(YOUR HOUSE) #1
#2
#3
BLOCK/LOT/QUALIFIER
BL.
BL.
BL.
BL.
L.
L.
L.
L.
Q.
Q.
Q.
Q.
ADDRESS
2 ASSESSED VALUE
3 SALES/PURCHASE PRICE
4 DATE OF SALE/PURCHASE
5 LOT SIZE
6 LOCATION (BETTER, ETC)
7 PROXIMITY TO SUBJECT
8 AGE (YEAR BUILT)
9 CONDITION (GOOD, ETC)
10 STYLE (RANCH, ETC)
11 SQ. FT. OF LIVING AREA (GLA)
12 NUMBER OF LIVING UNITS
13 TOTAL ROOMS/BDRMS/BATHS
14 BASEMENT (SIZE)/ FINISH
15 TYPE OF HEAT
16 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING
17 NUMBER OF FIREPLACES
18 GARAGE (SIZE)/OUTBLDGS
19 PORCHES/DECKS/PATIO
20 INGROUND POOL (SIZE)
21 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
22 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
SUBJECT:
SALE #1:
SALE #2:
SALE #3:
//
/
/
/
/
THIS FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE TAX BOARD (5 COPIES) AND ONE COPY TO BOTH THE MUNICIPAL OR
COUNTY ASSESSOR AND MUNICIPAL CLERK NO LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO YOUR HEARING
Form A-1 Comp. Sale (12-14)
HOW TO PREPARE A COMPARABLE SALES ANALYSIS
This Comparable Sales Analysis Form is an organizer to help you determine if the equalized assessed value
of your property exceeds the market value of your property and to aid you in presenting your argument to the
assessor and, if necessary, the county tax board.
The first step is to select legally usable comparable property sales, i.e., open market sales between willing
buyers and sellers which would be competing with your property if both were offered on the market at the same
time. If a typical buyer looking to purchase your property would also consider purchasing your comparable
property, because it has similar utility, location and attractiveness, it's probably a good comparison. Next, use the
Comparable Sales Analysis Form to compare your property and the properties that have sold.
1. Properties' Identification-Select at least three, if possible, properties that have sold which are the most
similar to your property. On the "Block and Lot" line, enter your property's identification numbers under
"subject" and the numbers of the first three comparable properties under "comparable sales" #1, #2 and
#3. On the "Address" line, enter your address and the address of each comparable property sold. The "Q"
line is only used for condominiums and qualified farm properties.
2. Assessed Value- Enter only the "assessed value" for your property (the subject). Your total assessed value is
already on all completed appeal forms. Remember, you are trying to measure market value, not assessed
value.
3. Sale/Purchase Price - Enter the sales/purchase price as it appears on the deed. You may confirm prices
with public records or with the municipal assessor's office.
4. Sale Date- Enter the sales date, i.e., closing date or deed date. You may confirm dates with public records
or with the municipal assessor's office.
5. Lot Size-Enter dimensions, as 50' x 150' (feet), or acres, as 1.25 acres or .50 acres. Note other aspects of
the lot as "wooded," "view," "steep," "irregular shape," etc. under "Additional Comments."
6. Location-Here your property's location is the standard; use comparative terms, for example, "similar,"
"better" or "worse," for each comparable sale property. Explain any significant differences in location in
"Additional Comments."
7. Proximity to Subject-Estimate the distance, in miles or blocks, between your property and the comparable
properties sold. If a comparable property is in its immediate area write "neighborhood," "next door" or
"one block," etc. If you exclude a similar nearby sale property in favor of one that is farther away, you
should be able to explain your reason.
8. Age-Enter the year built.
9. Condition- Accurately state the general condition of your property as "good," "fair," "poor," "very good,"
or "excellent" and the condition of your comparable sales properties using the same terms. Be prepared
to justify your statements by your own investigation of each sale. View each comparable property from the
exterior and provide at least one photograph of each. Also try to utilize a local multiple listing service,
listing agent, or contact the seller, or buyer to ask about the condition of the comparable properties.
10. Style- Identify style as "ranch," or one story, "colonial" or two story, "cape" or 1.5 story, "bi-Level," "split
level" or "contemporary," etc. Photos help the assessor and county tax board commissioners recognize the
style and attractiveness of the properties.
11. Square Feet or Gross Living Area, (GLA)-Living area includes all livable space above basement level or above
grade and is based on gross or exterior dimensions. Exterior dimensions of 25' x 40' and two full stories
would have approximately 2,000 square feet of Gross Living Area. The same exterior dimensions with one
and one half stories would have about 1,500 sq. ft. of GLA. Your assessor can provide this number for your
property and each comparable property sale. Try to settle any factual issues regarding gross living area,
etc. with the assessor prior to a county tax board hearing.
12. Number of Living Units-A single family dwelling is 1 living unit; use 2, 3, or 4 for a two to four family
residence. Do not compare a single family dwelling with a multi-unit dwelling. You may compare a multi-
unit dwelling with other multi-unit residences having different numbers of dwelling units, as long as they're
not single family. An in-law or domestic suite is not a multi-unit dwelling, unless this suite may be legally
rented to a non-family member. If so, identify this on this line, as "in-law suite included," and explain under
"Additional Comments."
13. Total Rooms/Bedrooms/Baths-Report this as "8/4/2.1" for an eight room, four bedroom, two and one half
bath property; for three half baths in the same property "8/4/2.3." Include a "bonus" room in the room
count and explain under "Additional Comments." Report basement baths here w/"Added Comments" and
unusual positive/negative characteristics of the property layout w/Added Comments.
14. Basement Size/Finish-Write "full," "partial," or "crawl space" or "slab" if none. Enter percentage of
finished area, as "100%," "75%," (three quarters finished) or "50%" (half finished). Note if there is a full or
half bath on basement level here. Explain quality of the finish and factors as "walk out access" under
"Additional Comments."
15. Type of Heat-Write in fuel first, as "gas," "oil" electric" or other; then if the system is "forced air," "hot
water" or "steam." Write number as (2) or (3) for properties with 2 or 3 separate systems.
16. Central Air Conditioning-Usually a "yes" or "no" answer. If the property has central air but it's not
operating, still indicate central air is present and explain under "Additional Comments." If central air is only
for first or second floor of a two story property, for example, write "2nd floor only" here.
17. Number of Fireplaces-Enter the number, for example, 1 to 4.
18. Garage (size)/Outbuildings-Example, write "2 car att." for a two-car garage attached to the property or "1
car det." for single car, detached, free-standing garage. Typical outbuildings include sheds, barns, cabanas,
etc. Explain condition, size and quality etc., under "Additional Comments."
19. Porches/Decks/Patios- Indicate size, e.g., 10 x 12 or 15 x 25, and character of each. Have a general idea of
construction quality and condition.
20. In-Ground Pools-Report size, e.g., 20 x 40 or 18 x 36, and material, e.g., steel wall with vinyl liner, or
concrete/gunite. Note the age, if possible, and overall condition of the pool, as best you can. Removable
above ground pools are generally not assessed.
21. Miscellaneous Items- Identify and describe.
22. Additional Comments-In this area, add comments to cover key aspects of your property (the subject) and
each comparable property which may not be adequately identified on the form, such as "flood zone
location" indicating how often, how severely and when the property last flooded. See example comments
on the sample form in these instructions. If you have questions, ask your assessor for help.
***Remember you are using your comparable properties to substantiate the market value of your property
(the subject property.) When deciding whether to appeal, it may be useful to evaluate the entries as
superior or inferior to your property. If your entries are mostly inferior, the average of the sale prices
should be lower than your property's value. If your entries are mostly superior, then the average of the
sale prices should be higher than your property's value. If your items are mostly the same, the average of
the sale prices of the comparable sales properties should be similar to your property's market value. An
assessed value should not exceed the market value of a property. All properties in a municipality should be
assessed at the same level. Bring this form when you meet with the assessor. Submit this form with all
copies of your filed appeal at least seven days prior to your hearing before the county tax board
commissioners.
New Jersey Association of County Tax Boards
Record Search Information
1. Go to www.njactb.org
NJACTB
Click Here
Welcome to the
NUACTS
2. Click on Record Search at the
top.
Step 1: Select Database:
Step 2: Select County:
Step 3: Select District:
Assessment Records Search
Step 4: Select Search Format
Step 5: Select Output Format:
Step 6: List Items Per Page:
Step 7: Select/Enter Search Critera:
Current Owners/Assmt List M
Currerit Owners/Assmt List
Deed/Sr1a List
ABERDEEN
Simple Search
Click Here
Single Line List Format
50M
3. Follow Steps 1 through 8 in
order.
Step 1 - Select Database (Current
Owner/Assmt List gives you General
Property Information - Deed/SR1A
List gives you sales information)
Location:
Owner Name:
Block:
Step 8: Process Search:
Search Criteria
Lot:
Qualifer:
Process
Submit Search Reset New Search
Assessment Records Search
Step 1: Select Database:
Step 2: Select County:
Step 3: Select District:
Step 4: Select Search Format
Step 5: Select Output Format:
Step 6: List Items Per Page:
Step 7: Select/Enter Search Critera:
Current Owners/Assmt List
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BERGEN
BURLING
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CAPE MA
CUMBERLAND
ESSEX
GLOUCESTER
HUDSON
HUNTERDON
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MIDDLESEX
MONMOUTH
Location:
Owner Name:
Block:
Step 8: Process Search:
MORRIS
OCEAN
PASSAIC
SALEM
SOMERSET
SUSSEX
Pro UNION
WARREN
Qualifer:
Submit Search Reset-New Search
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New Jersey Association of County Tax Boards
Record Search Information
Step 3 - Select District
Assessment Records Search
Step 1: Select Database:
Current Owners/Assmt List
Step 2: Select County:
SALEM
Step 3: Select District:
ALLOWAY
ALLOWAY
Step 4: Select Search Format
CARNEYS POINT
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Step 6: List Items Per Page:
Step 7: Select/Enter Search Critera:
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WOODSTOWN
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Owner Name:
Block:
Process
Step 8: Process Search:
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Submit Search Reset-New Search
Step 4 - Select Search Format
(Simple or Advanced) See screen
shot for advanced search criteria
Step 1: Select Database:
Step 2: Select County:
Step 3: Select District:
Assessment Records Search
Step 4: Select Search Format
Step 5: Select Output Format:
Step 6: List Items Per Page:
Step 7: Select/Enter Search Critera:
Current Owners/Assmt List
SALEM
PILESGROVE
Simple Search
Simple Search
Advanced Search
50 Click Here
Search Criteria
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Assessment Records Search
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Block:
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Lot
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Owner Name:
Block:
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Qualifer:
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Step 8: Process Search:
Submit Search Reset-New Search
Step 8: Process Search:
Submit Search Reset New Search
Searches may be Combined
2.... Residential Property(1-4 Family)
3A....Fam(House)
Hold down 'CTRL' key while Selecting Class
to Select more than 1
Date Range From: yyyy-mm-dd To: yyyy-mm-dd
Street Addr:
City:
1.... Vacant Land
Class:
Simple Search Screen Shot
Sale Date
Class 4 Type:
Zone:
Book:
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Page:
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To
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0
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New Jersey Association of County Tax Boards
Record Search Information
Assessment Records Search
Step 1: Select Database:
Current Owners/Assmt List
Step 2: Select County:
SALEM
Step 3: Select District:
PILESGROVE
Step 4: Select Search Format
Simple Search
Step 5: Select Output Format:
Single Line List Format
Step 6: List Items Per Page:
Step 7: Select/Enter Search Critera:
Location:
Single Line List Format
Multi Line List Format
Excel File Form Click Here
Search Criteria
Lot
Qualifer.
Owner Name:
Block:
Process
Step 8: Process Search:
Submit Search Reset-New Search
Step 1: Select Database:
Step 2: Select County:
Assessment Records Search
Current Owners/Assmt List
SALEM
Step 3: Select District:
PILESGROVE
Step 4: Select Search Format
Simple Search
Step 5: Select Output Format:
Step 6: List Items Per Page:
Single Line List Format
50
Step 7: Select/Enter Search Critera:
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Block:
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Qualifer:
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Submit Search Reset-New Search
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Step 2: Select County:
Step 3: Select District:
Assessment Records Search
Current Owners/Assmt List
SALEM
PILESGROVE
Step 4: Select Search Format
Simple Search
Step 5: Select Output Format:
Step 6: List Items Per Page:
Step 7: Select/Enter Search Critera:
Single Line List Format
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Location:
Owner Name:
Block:
Step 8: Process Search:
Search Criteria
Lot
Qualifer:
Process
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Step 5 Select Output format
(Single Line List, Multi Line List or
Excel File)
Step 6 - Line Items Per Page
Step 7 - Select/Enter Search Criteria
(Enter Information for Simple or
Advanced Searches)
Step 8 - Process Search