Appeals for added or omitted assessments must be filed by December 1 of the current year. Assessment appeals must be filed by April 1 of the current year with the County Board of Taxation. Forms and instructions for filing can be obtained by contacting the Ocean County Board of Taxation, (732) 929-2008. If you disagree with your tax amount, there are instructions on the reverse side of the card for the appeal process. It is the Assessor’s statutory duty to maintain and establish fair and equitable determination of value, known as tax assessments, for all real property within the Borough.Įach year you receive a postcard stating your current assessment and the tax dollar amount (based on that amount). Only alphanumeric characters or special charcters are allowed.The Ship Bottom Tax Assessor is governed by State Law and regulated by the Division of Taxation and overseen by the County Tax Administration. * Invalid special character(s) were enterd.
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