Tax Assessor

Jay Renwick, CTA

Office Hours: The First and Third Wednesday of every month 9:00 am – 11:00 am

	609-758-2522 Ext 221 Cell 856-220-7327 available anytime.
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TAX ASSESSMENT MAP

PUBLIC NOTICE
THE TOWNSHIP OF NORTH HANOVER, NJ
OFFICE OF THE TAX ASSESSOR

Notice is hereby given that the 2025 TAX ASSESSMENT LIST Proof Book will be available for public inspection on
Wednesday, October 16, 2025
between 9:00 AM TO 11: 00 AM
at the
NORTH HANOVER TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING
TAX ASSESSOR’S OFFICE
41 Schoolhouse Rd, Jacobstown, NJ 08562

James J. Renwick, Tax Assessor

IMPORTANT NOTICE

NORTH HANOVER TOWNSHIP PROPERTY OWNERS

PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT APPEAL PROCESS

In 2018 the Alternative Real Property Assessment Calendar (P.L. 2018, C.94) was signed into law for New Jersey by Governor Murphy. After careful consideration, the Alternative Real Property Assessment Calendar was adopted by the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Burlington via Resolution #2020-00149 on April 9, 2020.

The implementation will begin October 1, 2020. This change will benefit property owners and municipalities by completing the appeal process before tax bills are generated in 2021 and each year subsequently.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING DATE CHANGES:

PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT NOTIFICATION POSTCARDS WERE PREVIOUSLY MAILED ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 1^ST AND NOW WILL BE MAILED ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 15^TH.

THE DEADLINE TO FILE AN APPEAL OF YOUR PROPERTY ASSESSMENT WAS PREVIOUSLY APRIL 1^ST AND WILL NOW BE JANUARY 15^TH EACH YEAR, STARTING IN 2021.

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Questions relating to your tax assessment should be directed to Jay Renwick at jrenwick@northhanovertwp.com or 609-758-2522 x218

A taxpayer may file an assessment appeal with the Burlington County Board of Taxation on or before January 15th of each year. Appeals on added/omitted assessments may be appealed before December 1st of each year. Forms for appeal are available on the Burlington County Board of Taxation website.

Tax Deductions and Exemptions:

To qualify for any of the $250.00 deductions, the taxpayer must as of October 1st of the pre tax year:

Be legal owner of or have a fractional interest (i.e. life rights) in the property on which the deduction is claimed and
Be a citizen and resident of New Jersey
Reside at the property for which the application is being made
Receive (or reasonably anticipate receiving) an annual income (joint income with spouse) of $10,000 or less.

In addition to the general qualifications above, applicants for Senior Citizen deduction must be 65 years of age on or before December 31st of the pre-tax year.

In addition to the general qualifications above, applicants for the Disabled Person Deduction must be permanently and totally disabled as of December 31st of the pre-tax year.

In addition to the general qualifications above, applicants for Surviving Spouse of a Senior Citizen or Disabled Person must:

Not have remarried and
Have been at least 55 years of age at the time of death of the deceased spouse and
Have reached the age of 55 by December 31st of the pre-tax year and
Be the surviving spouse of a person who was actually receiving either a Senior Citizen deduction or a Disabled Person deduction at the time of her/his death.

Helpful Websites:

Burlington County Board of Taxation

NJ Department of the Treasury