Voorhees Township Tax Collector Office: Pay Tax Bill & Hours
The Voorhees Township Tax Collector handles municipal property tax billing and collection, as well as Township sewer billing. Property owners can use the Township’s official online system to review a tax or sewer account and make an electronic payment.
Before paying, check the correct account, due date and grace-period deadline. Voorhees treats a payment as received when the Tax Collector actually receives it, so mailing or using a drop box close to the deadline can affect whether interest is charged.
Voorhees Tax Office
856-429-7762
Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
February, May, August and November
Jennifer J. Dukelow, CTC
How to pay a Voorhees Township property tax bill
Voorhees Township accepts several payment methods. The best option depends on how close you are to the deadline, whether you need an immediate account update and whether you want to avoid an electronic convenience fee.
Use the Township-linked WIPP system to search the tax or utility account and submit an online payment. Credit card and e-check transactions may include a convenience fee that is shown before payment is completed.
Payments can be delivered to the Voorhees Tax Office. The Township also provides a black drop box by the outside Township entrance.
Checks may be mailed, but the office uses the date received rather than the postmark. Bank bill-pay information must identify the correct tax account.
Online payment steps
Direct debit
Voorhees Township also offers ACH direct debit for tax and sewer payments. The Township states that there is no additional fee for this service. The account must be current before direct debit begins, and the enrollment form requires a voided check.
If you sell the property or no longer want ACH withdrawals, notify the Tax Office in writing so the banking information can be removed from the account.
Voorhees Township property tax due dates and grace period
Property taxes are due on the first day of February, May, August and November. The Township provides a nine-calendar-day grace period after the due date, meaning payment generally must be received by the end of the tenth calendar day.
| Quarter | Regular due date | Grace-period point | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| First quarter | February 1 | Usually through February 10 | Confirm the calendar if the deadline falls on a weekend or Township holiday. |
| Second quarter | May 1 | Usually through May 10 | Payment must be received, not merely mailed, by the applicable deadline. |
| Third quarter | August 1 | May be extended when bills are mailed late | Read the current tax bill and Township notice for the actual August deadline. |
| Fourth quarter | November 1 | Usually through November 10 | Allow enough delivery time if paying by mail or bank bill-pay. |
Voorhees Township Tax Collector office address, hours and contact
Voorhees, NJ 08043
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Using the drop box
The Township states that a black payment drop box is located on the wall by the door of the outside Township entrance. A payment placed in the drop box after the close of the business day is treated as received on the next business day.
How to check a Voorhees tax bill or payment status
The official online tax and sewer system can be used to review account information before making a payment. This is useful if you lost the paper bill, recently purchased the property or want to confirm that a previous payment posted.
- Tax account ID
- Block and lot
- Qualifier, when applicable
- Owner name
- Property address
Call the Tax Collector at 856-429-7762. If the problem concerns the assessed value, block/lot information or property record rather than payment collection, the Tax Assessor may be the correct office.
Recently bought the property?
Voorhees Township advises new owners to contact the Tax Office after settlement. Tax and sewer bills are generally mailed once a year using the owner of record in the Township system at the time of billing, so a recent buyer may need current billing information directly from the office.
Late property tax interest in Voorhees Township
Under the rule cited by Voorhees Township, delinquent property taxes are charged interest at 8% per year on the first $1,500 of delinquency and 18% per year on the amount above $1,500. The 18% rate continues on the delinquent balance until taxes are brought current.
The Township also states that if the total unpaid tax and interest balance exceeds $10,000 on December 31, an additional 6% year-end penalty may be added.
After tax-sale processing starts
Voorhees Township states that once the tax-sale process has begun, only cash, certified checks or money orders are accepted for the affected payment. Contact the Tax Collector before paying if the account is seriously delinquent or has entered tax-sale processing.
Address changes, mortgage escrow and paid-off loans
Change the property mailing address
A property mailing-address change is handled through the Voorhees Township Tax Assessor rather than the Tax Collector. The Township provides a Change of Address form for this purpose.
Mortgage company pays the taxes
If taxes are escrowed, the Township requires the appropriate authorization from the mortgage company so billing can be directed correctly. Property owners who receive an advice copy can keep it for reference.
Mortgage was paid off
If you will now pay the taxes yourself, contact the Tax Collector. The Township notes that mortgage companies do not always send notice quickly enough for the bank code to be removed automatically.
Tax Collector vs. Tax Assessor: which Voorhees office do you need?
The Tax Collector handles billing, payments and delinquent tax collection. The Tax Assessor handles the assessed value and property-record matters that determine the taxable assessment.
| Question | Office | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| How much tax do I owe? | Tax Collector | 856-429-7762 |
| Did my payment post? | Tax Collector | collector@voorheesnj.com |
| Why is my assessed value this amount? | Tax Assessor | 856-429-7767 |
| How do I appeal an assessment? | Tax Assessor / Camden County tax appeal process | Start with the Assessor |
Voorhees Township identifies April 1 as the regular property-assessment appeal filing deadline, subject to the next-business-day rule when April 1 falls on a weekend or legal holiday. The Assessor’s office also states that taxes must be current through the first quarter for the appeal process described on the Township site.
The Tax Collector also handles Voorhees Township sewer billing
The Tax Collector’s office bills and collects the Township sewer charge. This is separate from the quarterly Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority bill.
For 2026, Voorhees Township lists the annual Township sewer bill as $165 per billable unit, with residential properties generally listed as one unit. The 2026 Township sewer bill was due April 1, with payment required by April 10 to avoid interest.
Because sewer rates and billing dates can change, verify the current year on the Township Tax Collector page before relying on a prior-year amount.
Voorhees Township Tax Collector questions
When are Voorhees Township property taxes due?
Regular quarterly property taxes are due February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1. Voorhees generally provides a nine-calendar-day grace period after each due date, subject to weekend, holiday and occasional August billing adjustments.
Where can I pay my Voorhees Township tax bill online?
Use the official tax and sewer payment link provided by Voorhees Township, which opens the Township’s WIPP account and payment system.
Does Voorhees Township accept credit cards at the Tax Office?
No. The Township states that credit cards are not accepted at the office or by phone. Electronic card and e-check payments are handled through the online payment portal.
Are postmarks accepted for Voorhees property tax payments?
No. The Township states that payment is posted when received, so mailing a check before the deadline does not protect you if it arrives after the grace period.
What are the Voorhees Tax Collector office hours?
The regular Tax Office schedule published by the Township is Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Check current Township notices for seasonal or holiday changes.
Who is the Voorhees Township Tax Collector?
The Township currently identifies Jennifer J. Dukelow, CTC, as the Tax Collector.
Who handles a property assessment appeal?
The Tax Assessor handles assessment questions and can direct property owners to the Camden County appeal process. The Tax Collector handles the bill and payment rather than setting the assessed value.
Official Voorhees Township tax resources
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