Eht Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Office Hours & Address

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Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic County, New Jersey · Independent property tax guide

EHT Tax Collector: Pay Property Taxes, Check Hours & Find the Office

The Egg Harbor Township Tax Collector handles property-tax billing and collection for properties in Egg Harbor Township. Use this page to reach the Township-authorized payment system, confirm quarterly due dates, find the Bargaintown Road office, understand late-payment rules and know when a tax issue belongs with the Collector instead of the Assessor.

Before paying, match the municipality, property information and tax period shown in the official account. Egg Harbor Township is different from Egg Harbor City, so the mailing address or the words “Egg Harbor” alone are not enough to identify the correct tax office.

Open official EHT property tax account Call the Tax Collector: 609-926-4079 Office hours & address
Do not confuse Egg Harbor Township with Egg Harbor City. They are separate municipalities with separate tax offices. Confirm that the official account identifies the Township of Egg Harbor before submitting a property-tax payment.
Tax Collector

Kimberly Stevenson, CTC

Phone

609-926-4079

Office

3515 Bargaintown Road

Hours

Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Regular due dates

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

Choose your task

What do you need from the EHT Tax Collector?

Go directly to the part of the guide that matches the tax issue you are trying to solve.

Official payment route

How to pay Egg Harbor Township property taxes online

Egg Harbor Township links residents to an Edmunds GovTech WIPP property-tax system for online account information and payments. The safest approach is to use the link provided by the Township or the direct Township WIPP account shown below, then verify the parcel before entering payment information.

Open the Township-authorized tax account Use the Egg Harbor Township WIPP account identified as municipality code 0108. Avoid similarly named municipalities.
Find the correct property Search with the identifying information available on your bill or property record. Block, lot, owner and property-location information can help distinguish similar records.
Check the account before paying Confirm Egg Harbor Township, the parcel, tax year, quarter and amount due. If a mortgage servicer normally pays the bill, check for an existing payment before submitting another one.
Review the payment screen Check the payment method, amount and any processor charge displayed by the official system before authorizing the transaction. Fees can change, so the live portal is the controlling source.
Keep proof of payment Save the confirmation number, payment date and amount. Recheck the official account later to make sure the payment posted to the intended property.
Pay or view EHT property taxes Read the official Tax Collector page
Payment-screen fees: use the amount shown by the live Township-authorized payment system at the time you pay. Do not rely on an old saved fee amount when a processor can change its pricing.
In-person contact

EHT Tax Collector office hours, address and phone

Egg Harbor Township Tax Collector
3515 Bargaintown Road
Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
Office contact Phone: 609-926-4079
Fax: 609-926-4090
Office hours Monday-Friday
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Current officials Kimberly Stevenson, CTC — Tax Collector
Duyen “Kay” Vo, CTC — Deputy Tax Collector

The Township identifies Danielle Hudgins and Ashley Zonge as Tax Collector office staff. For current holiday closures or a time-sensitive in-person visit, check the Township website or call before traveling.

Useful information to have when you call: property address, block and lot if known, owner name, tax year or quarter involved, payment date, payment amount and any confirmation or check number.
Quarterly calendar

EHT property tax due dates and late-payment rules

Egg Harbor Township states that tax bills are issued annually and are payable quarterly. The regular installment dates are August 1, November 1, February 1 and May 1.

Regular Egg Harbor Township property-tax schedule
Installment Regular due date What to verify
Third quarter August 1 Check the current bill for any Township-announced extension.
Fourth quarter November 1 Confirm the amount shown on the current annual bill or WIPP account.
First quarter February 1 Use the installment amount printed for the new calendar year.
Second quarter May 1 Check the account before paying if a mortgage company normally remits taxes.

The Township says a late penalty applies when a regular tax payment is not received by the 10th of the month in which it is due. When a special grace-period extension is announced, follow that specific Township notice rather than assuming the ordinary date applies.

2026 third-quarter exception: the Township mailed its 2026-2027 bills on July 24, 2026 and extended the August 1, 2026 third-quarter grace period through August 21, 2026. That special deadline has passed. The Township warned that a payment received after August 21 would incur interest reverting to the August 1 due date.

If you are paying after a deadline, contact the Tax Collector or review the live account for the amount actually due. Do not estimate interest from an old statement when the balance can change.

Use the right office

Tax Collector vs. Tax Assessor in Egg Harbor Township

The Tax Collector and Tax Assessor deal with different parts of the property-tax system. Sending the question to the correct office can prevent unnecessary delays.

Contact the Tax Collector for: tax bills, payments, payment posting, late balances, delinquency, tax-sale matters and collection questions.
Contact the Tax Assessor for: assessed value, exemptions, parcel or ownership assessment information and questions about why a property is assessed at a particular value.
A payment dispute is not the same as an assessment appeal. Paying or questioning a tax bill amount does not by itself change the property’s assessed value. Assessment disputes follow the separate assessment and appeal process.

For a formal transaction, lien issue or title-related question, ask the Tax Collector which current municipal document or certification is required rather than treating a general online account display as a substitute for a formal search.

Delinquent accounts

EHT tax sale and unpaid property taxes

Egg Harbor Township states that the Tax Collector enforces property-tax delinquencies through the tax-sale process and that municipal tax sales are typically held in mid-December for outstanding current-year delinquencies. The Township links to a separate official tax-lien auction site.

A tax sale involves a lien on the property; it is not the same thing as an ordinary online quarterly payment. If an account is already connected with a tax-sale certificate, redemption figure or foreclosure matter, contact the Tax Collector before sending an amount based only on the standard WIPP balance.

Current balance Check the official tax account first.
Tax-sale status Confirm directly with the Tax Collector when a lien or certificate is involved.
Auction information Use the Township-linked official tax-sale site for live sale information.
Open EHT official tax-lien auction site Call 609-926-4079 about a delinquent account
Deductions & exemptions

Property-tax deductions and benefits available through EHT

The Township Tax Collector page identifies several New Jersey property-tax benefits and explains that local tax deductions are administered with the Tax Assessor’s Office. Eligibility depends on the specific state program and the applicant’s circumstances.

Senior or disabled deduction The Township describes an annual deduction of up to $250 for qualifying homeowners age 65 or older or qualifying disabled persons, subject to income, residency and documentation requirements.
Veterans deduction A qualifying wartime veteran, or certain qualifying surviving spouses or partners, may be eligible for an annual deduction of up to $250.
100% disabled veteran exemption Qualifying veterans who are permanently and totally disabled from service-connected causes may qualify for a property-tax exemption on their primary residence under New Jersey rules.

Documents the Township says may be required

Driver’s license or other required proof of identity/residency.
Financial documentation for income-based senior or disability claims.
DD-214 for a veterans claim.
VA disability documentation for a disabled-veteran exemption.
Proof of ownership and primary residence when required.
Surviving-spouse documentation when the benefit is claimed through a deceased qualifying veteran.
Egg Harbor Township disabled-veteran policy: the Township says its 2025 policy makes the exemption effective from the date a complete application is approved by the Tax Assessor and does not provide retroactive refunds for taxes paid before approval.

Eligibility rules can be detailed. Use the current state form and confirm local filing requirements with the Egg Harbor Township Tax Assessor before relying on a benefit in your household budget.

Troubleshooting

Common EHT tax-payment problems and what to do

Problem → safest next step
Problem What may be happening What to do
The property does not appear The search information may not match the tax record or you may be using the wrong municipality. Confirm Egg Harbor Township, then retry with block/lot or other record information.
Mortgage company normally pays The servicer may already have submitted or scheduled the installment. Check the official tax account and contact the mortgage servicer before making a duplicate payment.
Payment has not posted Processing or account-matching time may be involved. Keep the confirmation and contact the Tax Collector before paying the same installment again.
Payment is late Interest or other delinquency amounts may now apply. Request or verify the current amount due instead of sending the original installment amount.
Account is in tax sale Ordinary quarterly payment instructions may no longer fully address the lien balance. Contact the Tax Collector for current lien or redemption instructions.
Before submitting payment

EHT property-tax payment safety checklist

The account says Township of Egg Harbor, not Egg Harbor City.
The property address and parcel information match my property.
I selected the intended tax year and installment.
I checked whether my mortgage servicer already paid.
I reviewed the current amount and processor fee before submitting.
I saved the confirmation or other proof of payment.
If the account is late or in tax sale, I verified the current payoff amount.
If I am disputing assessed value, I will contact the Assessor rather than treating payment as an appeal.
FAQ

EHT Tax Collector frequently asked questions

How do I pay Egg Harbor Township property taxes online?

Use the Egg Harbor Township-authorized Edmunds WIPP account at Wipp0108. Verify the municipality, property, tax year, installment and amount before submitting payment.

What are the EHT Tax Collector office hours?

The Township lists office hours as Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Check for holiday closures before making a time-sensitive trip.

What is the EHT Tax Collector address?

The Tax Collector’s Office is at 3515 Bargaintown Road, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234.

What is the Egg Harbor Township Tax Collector phone number?

Call 609-926-4079. The Township currently identifies Kimberly Stevenson, CTC as Tax Collector and Duyen “Kay” Vo, CTC as Deputy Tax Collector.

When are Egg Harbor Township property taxes normally due?

The regular quarterly due dates are August 1, November 1, February 1 and May 1. The Township says a late penalty applies if payment is not received by the 10th of the due month unless a specific extension has been announced.

Is Egg Harbor Township the same as Egg Harbor City for property taxes?

No. They are separate municipalities. Make sure the official tax account identifies Egg Harbor Township before paying.

Who should I call about a property assessment?

Assessment value, exemption and assessment-record questions generally belong with the Egg Harbor Township Tax Assessor. Billing, payments, delinquency and tax-sale collection questions belong with the Tax Collector.

Official resources

Egg Harbor Township tax links

1 Tax Collector

Office contacts, deductions, tax-sale information and Township tax guidance.

Open official Tax Collector page
2 Property tax account

Township-authorized WIPP account lookup and online payment route.

Open EHT WIPP
3 Tax lien auction

Official Township-linked site for active tax-sale information when applicable.

Open tax-sale site
Independent-site notice: TaxCollectors.org is an informational publisher and is not the Township of Egg Harbor, the Tax Collector’s Office, Atlantic County or the State of New Jersey. Payments, applications and official account changes should be completed through the responsible government office or its authorized service.
Freshness note: Office contacts, payment-system charges, grace-period extensions, tax-sale dates, account balances and state benefit rules can change. Confirm transaction-specific information on the responsible Township or State source at the time you act.

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