Gloucester County tax appeals
are due January 15
In Gloucester County, homeowners can file a property tax appeal from November 15 until 4 p.m. on January 15.
- The county tax board takes appeals from Nov. 15 until 4 p.m. on Jan. 15
- Burlington and Monmouth counties also have a Jan. 15 deadline
Reported by Gloucester County Board of Taxation. Summary in our words.
Gloucester County homeowners who think their property is assessed too high have until 4 p.m. on January 15 to file an appeal, online or in person. The Gloucester County Board of Taxation accepts appeals from November 15, and the county mails the yearly assessment postcards on or before that date.
Burlington and Monmouth counties have the same January 15 filing deadline as Gloucester, according to the state Division of Taxation. In Gloucester County, appeal hearings are held in February, March and April.
The state notes that an owner who appeals has to show the assessed value is unreasonable compared with market value. The state's appeal forms include one for sales of similar homes. Since July 1, 2026, the Gloucester board does not accept cash. Paper appeals are paid by check, and online appeals by credit card.
If you own in Gloucester or Burlington County, we can show you what similar homes near you have sold for and talk through what your home is worth today. For questions about the appeal itself, the county tax board is the place to call.
What to know
The state's appeal forms include one for sales of similar homes. If you own in Gloucester or Burlington County, we can show you what homes like yours nearby have sold for.
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