New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 18 - TREASURY - TAXATION
Chapter 12 - LOCAL PROPERTY TAX: GENERAL
Subchapter 2 - PREPARATION OF LOCAL PROPERTY TAX LIST AND DUPLICATE
Section 18:12-2.8 - Tax list and instructions
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 18:12-2.8
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) This section describes the form and content of the real property tax list and duplicate for each tax year as prescribed by the Director of the Division of Taxation.
1. The size of the tax list and duplicate should
be 14 inches by 17 inches or 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches. Each page of a tax list
should provide for 14 line items.
i. Page
headings:
(1) Title: "REAL PROPERTY TAX LIST"; An
identical list shall also be prepared as the assessor's duplicate;
(2) Page number;
(3) Taxing district name and number;
(4) County name and number; and
(5) County percentage level.
ii. Column headings: The following headings shall
appear on the real property tax list and duplicate.
(1) Column 1--Line number: This column assigns a
line number to a particular parcel of property for identification in billing and
other purposes. Each line must be consecutively numbered on every page.
(2) Column 2--Block number, lot number,
qualification code, and account number: Insert the parcel block and lot number and
the qualification code if any. Qualification codes are shown on the real property
tax list under the legend. Enter the account number, if used, in this
column.
(3) Column 3--Land dimensions,
acreage, property classification, building description code and additional lots:
Insert land dimensions of the lot or lots or acreage, building description code and
property classification.
(4) Column
4--Owner's name: Insert owner's name, mailing address and zip code, property
location, billing code, type of zoning as shown on zoning map of taxing district and
tax map page.
(5) Column 5--Land taxable
value.
(6) Column 6--Improvements
taxable value.
(7) Column 7--Exemptions:
Insert the exemption code and exemption amount in this column. The specific
exemptions are as found in the MOD IV User Manual.
(8) Column 8--Net taxable value: Insert the total
of columns 5 and 6 minus column 7.
(9)
Column 9--Deductions: Approval of a tax deduction should be indicated by designating
"V" in the case of a veteran, "W" in the case of a widow or widower, surviving
spouse, surviving civil union partner, or surviving domestic partner of a veteran or
serviceperson, "S" in the case of a senior citizen, "D" in the case of a disabled
citizen, and "R" in the case of a surviving spouse, surviving civil union partner,
or surviving domestic partner. Indicate if there are several owners or deductions in
this column to determine the proportionate share of the eligible applicant's
interest in the property.
(10) Special
tax codes: Insert the special tax code as found in the MOD IV User Manual.
iii. Property classification summary:
(1) The summary of the several real property
classes will be prepared on a separate listing and will facilitate the preparation
of an accurate sales ratio card (Form SR-3A) for each taxing district.
(2) Note that classification 3 (Farm) is divided
into two sub-classes. Class 3A (Regular) includes all farmland and farm improvements
not assessed under the Farmland Assessment Act of 1964 ( P.L. 1964, c. 48). Class 3B
(Qualified) includes those lands that are assessed under the Farmland Assessment Act
of 1964. Farms classified as 3B are subject to roll-back taxes in the event of a
change in use.
iv. Assessor's
affidavit--form and content:
(1) See
N.J.S.A. 54:4-36 for the form
of affidavit to be annexed to the tax list and duplicate.
(2) When a district-wide revaluation or
reassessment is implemented, and the taxable valuations conform to the county
percentage level established for such year, the assessor should affix to his or her
assessment list and duplicate, the affidavit and additional statement required under
N.J.S.A.
54:4-36(a) and (b), in
order that the percentage level established for the taxable value of real property
in the county be accepted as the common level for such year. (See
N.J.S.A. 54:4-2.47.)
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