Hudson County · North Jersey
Jersey City property taxes are collected by the City of Jersey City Tax Collector at City Hall, 280 Grove Street, and can also be paid online. The city says unpaid taxes still owed after the November due date become a lien that is offered at its annual tax sale. If the lien isn't repaid within two years of the sale, the lienholder can start foreclosure. The city asks owners who are having trouble paying property tax, water, or sewer bills to contact its office.
Talk to a real person: 813-344-1184
Jersey City 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 Hudson County.
City of Jersey City Tax Collector
Bills and collects property taxes in Jersey City, and holds the city's tax sale when taxes go unpaid. Ask for a current payoff amount, including interest and costs.
Visit the tax collector(opens an official website in a new tab)
Hudson County Board of Taxation
Oversees property assessments in Hudson 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.
Hudson Vicinage
Tax foreclosures are lawsuits in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division. If you're served with foreclosure papers for a Hudson County property, act right away. Deadlines in the notice matter.
Links go to official government websites. New Jersey Tax Relief is a private company, not a government agency, and isn't affiliated with any municipality, county, or court.
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