Woodbury’s Tax Office
Taxes are due and payable on the first of February, May, August, and November. The City of Woodbury allows a 10-day grace period; interest on late payments is calculated at a rate of 8% for the first $1,500 delinquent, and all amounts over that are calculated at 18%. A 6% year-end penalty is also added for all delinquent taxes over $10,000.The Woodbury Tax Office is governed by the State of New Jersey and resolutions that may be passed by the governing body of City Council. All municipalities are required by the State of New Jersey to have a State certified tax collector in place.The responsibilities of this office are to collect all property taxes and turn them over to the Finance Office for disbursement. The bulk of the City’s revenues come from the taxes collected.
If a property is over one year delinquent in paying taxes, it will go through the Tax Sale Process.
Paying taxes when due can help keep the tax rate level; unpaid taxes create a serious financial problem for any municipality.
Click here for information on Tax Sales
County average residential assessment for all 24 municipalities: http://www.gloucestercountynj.gov/civica/filebank/blobdload.asp?BlobID=8659
Allocation of Woodbury’s property taxes from 2014 – 2016: Allocation of Woodbury taxes
Deductions for Seniors/Disabled
NJ Division of Taxation Property Tax Relief Program
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Download the application here, or pickup a printed copy at City Hall, to have your Water/Sewer bill emailed directly to your inbox. Print out the application, complete, sign, and return to the Water/Sewer Department in City Hall (33 Delaware Street). For questions, please contact Theresa Mulvenna at (856) 845-1300, or tmulvenna@woodbury.nj.us.
For questions regarding property values or assessments contact the County Assessor’s office at 856-307-6445 or visit their website.
