Camden County · South Jersey
In Camden, property taxes are collected by the Bureau of Revenue Collections, the city Tax Office in City Hall, Room 117, 520 Market Street. The Bureau runs the annual tax lien sale and can also assign liens the city holds to investors. Owners who owe on a lien may apply for an installment payment agreement. These agreements require a down payment, supporting documents, and the Tax Collector's approval.
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Camden bills and collects its own property taxes and holds its own tax sale. Assessments and foreclosures involve county and court offices. See how the process works in Camden County.
City of Camden Bureau of Revenue Collections (Tax Office)
Bills and collects property taxes in Camden, and holds the city's tax sale when taxes go unpaid. Ask for a current payoff amount, including interest and costs.
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Camden County Board of Taxation
Oversees property assessments in Camden County and hears tax appeals. If your assessment looks too high, an appeal here can lower future bills, but it doesn't erase taxes already owed.
Camden Vicinage
Tax foreclosures are lawsuits in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division. If you're served with foreclosure papers for a Camden County property, act right away. Deadlines in the notice matter.
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