Tax Collector

This department is in charge of collecting taxes for the borough, and providing tax bills.

Services

• Tax Bills
• Tax Collection
• Tax Sales
• Tax Liens
• Tax Redemptions

Office hours are Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 4:30pm.

*24-Hour Online Payments Are Now Accepted! Please click below to pay your taxes online.

View & Pay Your Taxes Online Here

Tax bills are mailed once a year during the summer months for the 3rd and 4th quarters of the current year and for the 1st and 2nd quarters of the subsequent year. Please mark your calendars with the quarterly due dates.

Tax Payment Due Dates

1st Quarter	Feb 1
2nd Quarter	May 1
3rd Quarter	Aug 1
4th Quarter	Nov 1

Each of these due dates has a 10 day grace period. If the 10th falls on a weekend or holiday, the grace period is extended to the next business day. Any payment received after the grace period shall be charged interest from the due date.

Please mail tax payments to:
Borough of Roselle
Tax Collector’s Office
108 W. Third Avenue 
Roselle, NJ 07203

24-Hour Payment Drop Box Now Available!

There is now a 24-hour drop box located in the front of the Annex Building, located at 108 W 3rd Avenue for tax payments. The payments are picked up from the box every business day at 9:00 AM and posted that same day. Payments placed in the box after 9:00 AM are picked up and posted the following business day. NO CASH PAYMENTS, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, SHOULD BE PUT INTO THE DROP BOX.

Please visit the below link for information on New Jersey’s Property Tax Relief Programs.
https://www.nj.gov/treasury/taxation/relief.shtml

Annual Post-Tax Year Statement for Senior Citizens/Disabled Deductions

Recipients of a $250 deduction as a Senior Citizen or as a Permanently Disabled Individual must file a statement confirming their eligibility for the deduction after the close of each tax year.  This statement, called the Annual Post-Tax Tear Statement (or PD5), is mailed by the Tax Collector to each deduction recipient by February 1st each year.  The form must be completed, signed and returned to the Tax Collector on or before March 1st each year.  Failure to file the form will result in the deduction being disallowed and charged back.

The PD5 requests the deduction recipient to confirm:

• They did not exceed an income of $10,000, not including Social Security or certain government or railroad pensions (combined income for spouses) for the deduction year just past.
• They do not anticipate exceeding the above income limit for deduction year just started.
• They still met the residency, disability, and/or marital status requirements indicated.

If the property is sold, this form must still be completed by the deduction recipient in order for the deduction to remain in a prorated amount for the portion of the year they owned the property.

If a deduction is disallowed, a taxpayer can appeal to the County Board of Taxation. To obtain information regarding appeals, contact:

Union County Board of Taxation
271 North Broad Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07207
908-527-4775

Want to learn more about the elements of a Tax Sale? Click on the link below for basic information.
https://nj.gov/dca/divisions/dlgs/programs/tax_collector_docs/elements_of_tax_sales_nj.pdf

2023 Annual Tax sale Information

https://www.boroughofroselle.com/news_detail_T2_R321.php

CONTACT

Tax Collector’s Office
108 W. Third Avenue., Roselle, NJ 07203
Monday-Friday: 9am-4:30pm


Tax Collector
Kendy Thompson
(Office): 908-259-3027
(Fax): 908-241-9144
(Email): kthompson@boroughofroselle.com