New Jersey property taxes can be overwhelming, primarily because they vary from town to town. Each municipality sets its tax rate, which can vary significantly depending on the location of your property.
Here’s what you need to know:
Your property tax bill is based on two things:
Most property owners in New Jersey receive quarterly tax bills, due on February 1, May 1, August 1, and November 1.
To help with the burden of high property taxes, New Jersey offers several relief programs:
GTA Accounting Group helps you understand your responsibilities and ensures you take full advantage of the reliefs and exemptions you're entitled to.
Don’t miss out on savings—contact GTA Accounting Group for expert help with NJ property tax laws and programs.
New Jersey isn’t a one-size-fits-all state when it comes to property taxes. What applies in Jersey City might not apply in Cherry Hill—and understanding those differences can save you time and money.
At GTA Accounting Group, we work with clients in communities across the state, including:
Newark, Jersey City, Paterson
Edison, Woodbridge, Clifton, Cherry Hill
Atlantic City, Cape May, Toms River
Because we live and work near you, we understand each county's specific rules, rates, and regulations—and we apply that insight to help you make smart financial decisions.
If you want tax advice specific to your city, neighbourhood, and property type—GTA Accounting Group is ready to help. Book a free consultation today.
If you own property in New Jersey—whether it’s a home, rental, commercial space, or part of a real estate portfolio—you’re likely aware that this state has some of the highest property taxes in the country. According to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, New Jersey's average effective property tax rate exceeds 2%, significantly higher than the national average.
This means that staying on top of your property’s accounting and tax obligations isn’t just important—it’s essential. Minor errors or oversights in reporting rental income, missing deduction opportunities, or failing to file local tax documents can result in costly penalties.
Our goal is straightforward: to help you maintain accurate records, minimize unnecessary liabilities, and ensure compliance. Could you speak with one of our New Jersey property tax advisors today and see how we can help you stay compliant and informed? With state and federal tax regulations.
We break down the complicated parts of property tax law and accounting into clear, manageable steps—so you can focus on your property, not paperwork.
Speak to one of our New Jersey property tax advisors today and see how we can help you stay compliant and informed.
Managing property tax and accounting alone can take hours of your time—and one small mistake can lead to audits or lost tax benefits. That’s why we offer a full suite of services designed specifically for New Jersey property owners.
Here’s how we help:
At GTA Accounting Group, we don’t just file your taxes—we help you understand them, manage them better, and plan for the future.
Let our New Jersey property tax experts handle the numbers so you can focus on growing your investment—contact us today.
Real results speak louder than promises. Here are a few examples of how our property accounting and tax services have helped New Jersey clients just like you:
Get in touchA small business owner with two mixed-use properties in Jersey City came to us with years of disorganized records and rising property tax bills.
What We Did:
Result:
Recovered over $11,000 in refunds and lowered projected tax bills by 18% annually.
A client inherited a home and wasn't sure how to report rental income or claim expenses for maintenance and repairs.
What We Did:
Result:
Reduced taxable income by nearly $9,300, bringing peace of mind and clarity for future years.
“GTA Accounting helped me understand my tax situation without using confusing jargon. I felt like I was in control for the first time.”
— Melissa G., Newark homeowner
“They didn’t just do my taxes—they gave me a plan.”
— Arman R., Cherry Hill real estate investor
These are just a few examples of how we make a difference. Want to see what we can do for you? Contact GTA Accounting Group today.
You’ve invested in real estate. Now, it’s time to protect that investment with expert financial guidance.
At GTA Accounting Group, we take the stress out of property taxes and accounting by providing clear answers, practical support, and reliable service in New Jersey.
Whether you're managing a rental, dealing with inherited property, or just tired of trying to figure it out alone, we’re here to help.
Your information is always confidential. No pressure, no sales pitch—just answers you can trust.
Contact GTA Accounting Group today and take the first step toward reliable, hassle-free property accounting.
We know property tax laws can be confusing. Here are answers to the questions from clients across New Jersey.
Get in touchNew Jersey property taxes are typically due quarterly on the following:
February 1, May 1, August 1, and November 1.
Some municipalities offer grace periods, but missing a payment can result in interest charges.
Compare your assessment with recent sales of similar properties in your area. If it seems too high, you may have grounds to appeal. GTA can review your notice and guide you through the appeal process.
Yes. Rental income must be reported on your federal and state tax returns. We’ll help you document all income and claim valid deductions, such as repairs, insurance, and depreciation.
A 1031 Exchange lets you sell a property and reinvest the profits into another "like-kind" property—without paying capital gains tax immediately. The rules are strict, but we’ll guide you through every step if it’s right for you.
Yes. Programs like the Senior Freeze and ANCHOR rebate offer help if you meet age, income, and residency criteria. We’ll review your eligibility and handle the paperwork for you.
Have a different question? GTA Accounting Group is just a call away—get answers that make sense for you and your property.