By what date must appeals be filed in towns that have been reevaluated or reassessed?

In towns that have undergone a reevaluation or reassessment, the deadline for filing appeals is set for April 1st. This date is significant because it allows property owners to contest the new assessed values established following the reevaluation or reassessment process.

The April 1st deadline provides a standardized timeline for property owners to respond to changes in property tax assessments before the next tax year begins. It is essential for taxpayers to be aware of this date so they can adequately prepare their appeals and present their cases in a timely manner. Understanding these deadlines is crucial, as it directly impacts their ability to address any discrepancies in their property’s valuation, ensuring they are taxed fairly.

The other dates do not align with the legal requirements for filing appeals in the context of reevaluations or reassessments in New Jersey.