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Property tax deadlines in New Jersey

All 21 New Jersey counties and county equivalents. 1 have been checked against the county's own schedule; the rest follow the state schedule below.

New Jersey statutory schedule
InstalmentDueNotes
Q4November 2, 2026Fourth and final installment, reconciling the full current-year levy.
Q1February 2, 2027First quarter installment; based on one-quarter of the prior year's levy until the current levy is struck.
Q2May 2, 2027Second quarter installment, also estimated from the prior year's tax.
Q3August 2, 2027Third installment, the first based on the current year's adopted levy.
pub.njleg.gov An installment unpaid after its date is delinquent and draws interest under N.J.S.A. 54:4-67 of up to 8% a year on the first $1,500 and 18% above that, plus a 6% year-end penalty on delinquencies over $10,000, although a municipality may allow a 10-day grace period.

Counties

Atlantic County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Bergen County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Burlington County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Camden County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Cape May County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Cumberland County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Essex County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Gloucester County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Hudson County Verified · next due Nov 1, 2026Hunterdon County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Mercer County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Middlesex County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Monmouth County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Morris County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Ocean County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Passaic County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Salem County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Somerset County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Sussex County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Union County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026Warren County Statewide schedule · Nov 2, 2026

About New Jersey property tax

New Jersey property tax is billed and collected county by county, so the collector — not the state — issues the bill. Counties and municipalities all use the same four statutory dates, though individual governing bodies may adopt a 10-day grace period and set interest at or below the statutory caps.

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