Pennsauken Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Office Hours & Address

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Pennsauken Township, Camden County, New Jersey · Independent property tax guide

Pennsauken Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Office Hours & Address

The Pennsauken Township Tax Collector receives current and delinquent property taxes and municipal assessments. Property owners can use the Township’s official resources to pay a bill, check an account, confirm a due date, or contact the tax office about a balance.

This independent guide explains the local payment schedule, office options, late-payment rules and the difference between the Tax Collector and Tax Assessor before you use an official Township service.

Open official Tax Collector page Call 856-665-1000 ext. 1620 Office information
2026 tax notice: Pennsauken’s official Tax Collector page states that third-quarter property taxes were due August 1, 2026, with the grace period ending August 11, 2026. The Township specifically states that postmarks are not accepted. Check the official tax page for any newer notice before relying on a grace-period date.
Tax office

Pennsauken Township Tax Collector

Tax Collector

Leigha Bogdanowicz

Phone

856-665-1000 ext. 1620

Regular due dates

Feb. 1, May 1, Aug. 1 and Nov. 1

Township

Pennsauken, Camden County, NJ

What do you need to do?

Choose the task that matches your property-tax question.

Property tax payment

How to pay Pennsauken property taxes

Pennsauken provides online, in-person, mail and drop-box options for property-tax payments. Before paying, match the property information and balance to the correct account and confirm the amount due on the official Township system.

Start with the official Township tax page Use Pennsauken Township’s Tax Collector page rather than an advertisement or an unrelated tax-preparation website.
Confirm the property and balance Review the account information carefully before submitting a payment. For block-and-lot questions or ownership and assessment records, the Assessor’s Office is the appropriate department.
Choose a payment method Pay online when convenient, or use the Township’s available in-person, mail or drop-box route. Online processing fees are charged by the service provider rather than retained by the Township.
Keep proof of payment Save the online confirmation or other payment record. If mailing a payment and you want a receipt returned, the Township instructs taxpayers to include the tax bill and a self-addressed stamped envelope.
No tax bill in hand? Pennsauken explains that property owners remain responsible for taxes when due even if a bill was not received. A physical bill is not required to make a payment.

Use the official Pennsauken Tax Collector page →

Billing calendar

Pennsauken property tax due dates

Pennsauken’s regular property-tax installments are due four times per year. The annual bill normally includes the final installments for the current year and preliminary installments for the following year.

Regular Pennsauken property tax installment dates
Installment Regular due date What to check
First quarter February 1 Current balance and any announced grace period
Second quarter May 1 Current balance and any announced grace period
Third quarter August 1 Final-bill amount and current Township notice
Fourth quarter November 1 Final-bill amount and any announced grace period
Grace period is not the due date. The statutory installment date and the last day of an authorized grace period are different. Pennsauken says the grace period is usually through the 10th of a tax-due month, but a specific Township notice can establish the operative date. For example, the Township announced August 11 as the end of the grace period for the 2026 third-quarter installment.

Added or omitted assessment bills are generally mailed separately in October, according to Pennsauken’s billing guidance.

Office & contact

Pennsauken Tax Collector office information

The Township’s current Tax Collector page lists the tax office at the Pennsauken Municipal Building and provides the department’s direct extension and email. Pennsauken’s billing page publishes regular counter hours of Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Tax Collector Leigha Bogdanowicz
Phone: 856-665-1000 ext. 1620
Email: tax@pennsauken.gov
Published tax-office address
2400 Merchantville Ave.
Pennsauken, NJ 08110
Published office hours Monday-Friday
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Drop box The Township’s tax-payment guidance describes a drop box outside the Municipal Building. Payments deposited after 4:30 p.m. are posted on the next business day.
Verify the destination before mailing or visiting. Current Pennsauken webpages list 2400 Merchantville Ave. for the Tax Collector, while some Township records also reference 5605 N. Crescent Boulevard for municipal business. Because municipal facilities can change, confirm the destination on the official Tax Collector page or by phone before sending time-sensitive mail.
Late payments

What happens if Pennsauken property taxes are late?

If payment is not received by the end of the applicable grace period, Pennsauken states that interest is charged back to the original installment due date rather than beginning after the grace period.

First $1,500 delinquent Pennsauken publishes an 8% interest rate for the first $1,500 of delinquency.
Amount above $1,500 The Township publishes an 18% rate on delinquency above $1,500 until the account becomes current.
Large year-end delinquency Pennsauken states that a delinquency over $10,000 on December 31 is subject to an additional 6% year-end penalty.
Do not estimate a payoff on an old balance. Interest can change with the payment date. Contact the Tax Collector or use the official account system to confirm the amount required to bring a delinquent account current.
Delinquent municipal charges

Pennsauken tax liens and annual tax sale

Pennsauken Township holds an annual tax sale for qualifying delinquent municipal charges from the prior calendar year. The Township identifies property taxes, property-maintenance fees, solid-waste charges and sewer charges among the types of delinquency that may be included.

A tax sale is materially different from an ordinary late installment. If an account has progressed to a lien or tax-sale stage, contact the Tax Collector for the current status and payoff information rather than relying on an older bill or an estimated interest calculation.

Check Pennsauken’s official tax-sale information →

Right department

Tax Collector vs. Tax Assessor in Pennsauken

The Tax Collector and Tax Assessor handle different parts of the property-tax process. Sending an assessment or exemption question to the collection office can delay the answer.

Contact the Tax Collector for
  • Tax bills and payment questions
  • Current or delinquent tax balances
  • Payment posting
  • Tax-sale or lien questions
  • Collection-related account issues
Contact the Tax Assessor for
  • Property assessments and valuation
  • Block and lot information
  • Ownership and deed-related record updates
  • Senior or disabled deductions
  • Veteran deductions and qualifying exemptions
  • Assessment appeals

Pennsauken identifies Kyle Schwesig as Tax Assessor at 856-665-1000 ext. 1610. The Township’s Assessor page should be used to verify current assessment contacts and property-tax relief information.

Open the official Pennsauken Assessor page →

Troubleshooting

Common Pennsauken tax payment problems

I never received the tax bill You are still responsible for paying by the applicable deadline. Use the official account/payment resources or contact the Tax Collector to confirm the amount due.
My payment has not posted Check your confirmation and payment method first. If the account still shows an unexpected balance, contact the Tax Collector with the property information and payment details.
My mailing address is wrong Pennsauken’s current Tax Collector notice directs taxpayers needing a mailing-address update to contact the Township at tax@pennsauken.gov. Because ownership and assessment records can involve the Assessor, explain the type of correction you need.
I disagree with the assessed value Paying taxes and challenging an assessment are separate issues. Assessment questions and appeals belong with the Assessor and the applicable tax-appeal process, not the payment portal.
I need a receipt For a mailed payment, Pennsauken instructs taxpayers seeking a returned receipt to include the tax bill and a self-addressed stamped envelope.
I am close to a deadline Do not assume a postal postmark protects the payment date. Pennsauken’s 2026 third-quarter notice expressly states that postmark is not accepted.
Quick answers

Pennsauken Tax Collector FAQs

When are Pennsauken property taxes due?

The regular quarterly installment dates are February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1. Check the Township’s current notice for any applicable grace-period deadline.

Can I pay Pennsauken property taxes online?

Yes. Pennsauken provides an online property-tax payment option. The Township states that processing fees are charged by the service provider and are not a financial benefit to the Township.

What is the Pennsauken Tax Collector phone number?

The Tax Collector is listed at 856-665-1000, extension 1620.

Who is the Pennsauken Tax Collector?

Pennsauken Township currently identifies Leigha Bogdanowicz as Tax Collector. Township records show an appointment term beginning January 1, 2025 and running through December 31, 2028.

Does Pennsauken have a property-tax payment drop box?

Yes. The Township’s billing guidance describes a tax-payment drop box outside the Municipal Building and states that payments deposited after 4:30 p.m. are posted the next business day.

Who handles property assessment questions?

The Pennsauken Tax Assessor handles property valuation, assessment records, applicable deductions and assessment-related matters. The Tax Collector primarily handles billing and collection.

Official-source check: Tax amounts, grace periods, office arrangements and payment procedures can change. Verify time-sensitive information on Pennsauken Township’s official Tax Collector page before submitting a payment or making a deadline-sensitive trip.
Independent information notice: TaxCollectors.org is an independent informational publisher and is not Pennsauken Township, the Pennsauken Tax Collector, Camden County or a government payment processor. Official transactions should be completed through the appropriate government service.

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