Board of Taxation

Dear County Resident:

Welcome to the newly updated Camden County Board of Taxation website. We are pleased to announce a new, user-friendly website to make navigating the property tax information and assessment system easier for our constituents. Here you will find useful forms and guidelines, helpful hints and tips, frequently asked questions and other important data in reference to your property tax assessment and the property tax assessment appeal process. Our mission is to provide quality assistance to our residents in a friendly and professional manner. We hope you find our website helpful and easy to navigate.

Added/Omitted Assessments

Occasionally, property owners make changes or additions to real property after October 1, when municipalities set the value of property for tax purposes for the following tax year.

Also, sometimes properties are left off a municipality’s tax list in error.

When either of these occur, if there is an increase in value created, an additional assessment is sent to the property owner. You can appeal an added or omitted assessment with your County Board of Taxation.

The deadline for Added/Omitted property tax appeal filing is December 1, 2020.  All appeals MUST be received by close of business, 4:00 p.m. on the deadline day.

No cash payments will be accepted.  Check or Money Order only payable to “County Tax Administrator”.
Fees are not refundable

Petition of Appeal – Instructions with fillable copy

Meeting of the Camden County Board of Taxation

Due to the Governors COVID-19 State of Emergency the Camden County Board of Taxation meeting will be held on Wednesday, December 16, 2020 at 9 AM via telecommunication.

To access and join the Zoom Meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83785440212?pwd=Yno1aFo3eTdFNXpCak9PaDBVSjFKdz09
Meeting ID: 837 8544 0212
Password: 927701

For call in: Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kdUUSb8WZ6

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ZOOM BOARD HEARINGS:

Upon entering the meeting, the public will be muted. Questions can be directly submitted to the Camden County Tax Administrator using the “chat” button. The public will be called in the order the questions are received.