FAQs

Receipts

If you would like your tax bill receipted when mailing a payment, you must include a self-addressed stamped envelope in order for us to mail it back to you.

Mortgages

Mount Olive Township will mail an original Tax Bill to your mortgage company, with advice copy to the owner, as long as the mortgage company has provided the Tax Office with their NJ Bank Code in writing. If we do not have the proper form with bank code from your mortgage company, then the tax bill will be mailed to the home owner and it will be their responsibility to forward the tax bill to the mortgage company.

Change of Mailing Address

Please send "change of mailing address" information in writing to the Tax Assessor's Office, or fill out the attached form:

Notice to Sellers and New Owners

Tax Bills should be transferred to new homeowners at closing. If you have not received your bill, please contact the Tax Collector's Office.

Failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve the owner from paying property taxes or delinquent interest on late payments... Per NJSA 54:4-64.

The grace period is ten days; any payments received after the 10th of the month due will accrue interest from the first of the month.

State Statutes do not allow us to accept postmarks.

The tax calculation is developed by multiplying your assessed value by the current tax rate.

This is your information copy. Although the mortgage company is authorized to pay your taxes, ultimately you are responsible for the prompt and correct payment. Failure to pay proper amounts on time will lead to interest and penalties on your account. It is also a statement of your yearly taxes.

Added assessment tax bills are for new construction or improvements to an existing structure that are sent out once a year in October and are to be paid in addition to your regular November tax bill.

Assessed value is determined by the Tax Assessor.

The tax rate is developed by the Morris County Tax Board based upon the budgets of the schools, county, and municipality.

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