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Appeal Information – PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DEADLINE TO FILE AN APPEAL IS MAY 1, 2025

Each year, Per Chapter 75 (N.J.S.A. 54:3-21), the Municipality mails each property owner a postcard near the end of January of that particular year.  This statutory requirement is the property owner/taxpayer’s official notice of the assessed value of their property for the current tax year.  It also is the official beginning of the appeal process.
IMPORTANT:  The Assessment Notice (post card) is not intended to be used as evidence for income tax deductions.  It is NOT a receipt for taxes.  It contains:

  • The ASSESSED VALUE FOR THE CURRENT TAX YEAR; and,
  • The amount of TAX BILLED for the previous tax year.  The amount of TAX BILLED may or may not be the amount of TAX ACTUALLY PAID.  Because the card arrives near the time that other types of tax information documents arrive, it is often thought to be a receipt document, which it is not.

SHOULD I FILE AN ASSESSMENT APPEAL?

  • If a property owner does not agree with the assessment, the owner may confer with the Tax Assessor and/or file an appeal with the Camden County Board of Taxation or the New Jersey Tax Court.
  • An assessed valuation up to and including $1,000,000 MUST be filed with the Camden County Board of Taxation.  Filing with the Tax Court will be returned.
  • An assessed valuation greater than $1,000,000 may file directly with the New Jersey Tax Court.
  • You cannot file an appeal because you think your taxes are too high, but only if you think your appraised value (assessment) is too high.  Your appraised value should be no higher than the market value of your property on the valuation date, so before you decide to file an appeal you should know the market value of your property on the valuation date for New Jersey Tax Assessments.
  • In Camden County, the valuation date for appeals is always October 1, of the “Pre-Tax” year.  For tax year 2025, the valuation date is October 1, 2024.
  • When an appeal is filed, the property will be required to be reinspected to validate the data that is collected by the Township.
  • The appellant will be required to support their value using  three to five sales of comparable properties.  Below are links to a brochure with more information and to the appeal forms with instructions.  Appeals may be filed both online and as mail-in paper applications.
  • Appellants are asked to file their data, appraisals, etc. as soon as possible in order to allow a reasonable amount of time for the Township to review the case.

VIRTUAL INSPECTION POLICY – Camden County Board of Taxation Resolution # 7 OF 2022

SUMMARY APPEALS POLICY – Camden County Board of Taxation Resolution # 26 OF 2024

FILE YOUR APPEAL ONLINE  –   You can now file online.  You will be asked to set up your account with a username and password.  The filing fee can also be paid online.

Guide to Tax Appeal Hearings (FAQs Answered) – This document is a MUST READ.  Please download it and follow it.
Appeal Form with Instructions (paper form)
Comparable Sales Analysis Form – This document helps in your analysis of market value.  Please download and use it.
Added/Omitted Appeal Form with Instructions

For further information, taxpayers may also contact:

Camden County Board of Taxation
Forrest Hall Building at Lakeland Campus
509 Lakeland Rd, 2nd Floor
Blackwood, NJ  08012
(856) 225-5238

The Assessor’s office is responsible for:

  • Valuation and Assessment of all Real Property in Voorhees Township
  • Providing Block and Lot and Street Address for:
  • New Parcels
  • Sub-Divisions
  • Lot Consolidations
  • Tax Mapping