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Tax Assessor
Duties
It is the duty of the Assessor's Office to uniformly value all properties in Princeton, so that all taxpayers pay their fair share of the obligations of the schools, the county, the state, and the municipality.
- Why did my assessment increase?
- How do I know if my property is assessed fairly?
- My neighbor’s house is the same as mine, but they are paying less taxes than me. Why?
- I think my property is over-assessed. What can I do about it?
- I want to build an addition to my house. How much more taxes will I have to pay?
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Assessment Appeals
In New Jersey, the specific remedy for property tax complaints is by appeal of the property's assessment to the County Board of Taxation and State Tax Court.
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Compliance / Maintenance Plan
Each year, the State Division of Taxation provides a list of “usable sales” for the tax assessor to use as a benchmark to determine if new assessments are needed.
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Deductions & Exemptions
Become familiar with tax benefits like deductions and exemptions.
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Farmland
Farmland assessment for local property taxes can be based on its productivity and soil capabilities rather than its true market value.
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Homeowners Guide to Property Taxes (PDF)
Read about property taxes in New Jersey.
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Real Estate Sales
Browse yearly Princeton real estate sales.
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Tax Lists
Tax Lists are created at the beginning of each year and contain assessment information about each property in the municipality.
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Tax Maps