Outside contractors that support the Tax Assessor include an appraisal firm, a tax attorney, and a computer software company. Taxpayers can appeal their property’s assessment with the Middlesex County Tax Board, on or before April 1, of each year. Assessments are based on the market value of each property. It is this valuation that is the basis for the Township’s property tax levy. Responsibilities of the Township’s Finance Office, in addition to processing financial transactions, include monitoring compliance with the many state and federal laws and regulations governing municipal finance, providing guidance to other Township Offices on complying with said laws and regulations, internal and external financial reporting, financial planning and other technical assistance to the Mayor and Business Administrator in preparing the annual Township Budget, monitoring spending against the adopted Township Budget.Ī division of the Finance Department, the Tax Assessor establishes values for all real property within the Township. Outside contractors that support the Finance Office include the independent auditor, bond counsel, and banking services. The Finance Office processes all financial transactions accounts payable, payroll, revenue, investments, and debt issuance. The Finance Office may reached by phone at (732) 247-0922, extension 455, the Tax Collector’s Office at extension 460 or Tax Assessor’s Office at extension 465. Tax payments may be made in-person, online via the Township’s website or by one of the drop box locations (710 Hermann Road and 98 Renaissance Blvd). Drop boxes are checked daily during business hours. The Office will be open for in-person transactions. A drop box will be installed at this location in addition to the drop box at the Municipal Complex. The Finance and Tax offices have moved to their temporary location at 98 Renaissance Boulevard North (in front of the North Brunswick Township Middle School).
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