North Brunswick Township Tax Collector: pay your property tax bill online
The North Brunswick Township Tax Collector handles property tax billing, payments, delinquent balances and municipal tax liens. Property owners can use the Township’s official online account system to look up a tax account, review amounts due and make a payment.
Before submitting money, match the property address and block/lot information to the correct account. Assessment, exemption and assessed-value questions belong to the Tax Assessor rather than the Tax Collector.
Richard Lorentzen
732-247-0922 ext. 460
710 Hermann Road, North Brunswick, NJ 08902
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Feb. 1, May 1, Aug. 1 and Nov. 1
How to pay a North Brunswick property tax bill online
North Brunswick uses an Edmunds GovTech WIPP account portal for online property tax services. The safest route is to enter through the Township’s official Tax Collector or payment page, then verify that the account belongs to the correct North Brunswick property.
North Brunswick property tax due dates
North Brunswick property taxes are normally paid in four quarterly installments. The standard installment dates are February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1.
| Quarter | Standard due date | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| First quarter | February 1 | Confirm any current-year grace-period notice before paying after the due date. |
| Second quarter | May 1 | Check the account for the exact installment and any accrued interest. |
| Third quarter | August 1 | Third-quarter bills can be affected by the final current-year tax levy. |
| Fourth quarter | November 1 | Pay before the applicable grace-period cutoff to avoid delinquent interest. |
The 2026 resolution states that a first-quarter payment not received by the extended deadline would accrue interest from February 1. For later 2026 quarters, delinquent interest was authorized at 8% per year on the first $1,500 of delinquency and 18% per year on delinquent amounts above $1,500, calculated from the original due date.
North Brunswick Township Tax Collector office
North Brunswick, NJ 08902
8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
732-247-0922 ext. 245
When to contact the Tax Collector
Tax Collector or Tax Assessor: which office do you need?
North Brunswick separates tax collection from property assessment. Sending an assessment question to the Tax Collector can delay the answer because the Collector does not determine a property’s assessed value.
North Brunswick Tax Assessor
The Township identifies Jason Sheets as Tax Assessor. The Tax Assessor’s office can be reached at 732-247-0922 ext. 465, with the assessor also listed at ext. 297.
What happens if North Brunswick property taxes are late?
The Tax Collector is responsible for enforcing unpaid property taxes and other eligible municipal charges. North Brunswick also conducts an annual tax sale for qualifying delinquent taxes and municipal liens in accordance with New Jersey law.
If your payment does not appear
Start with your payment confirmation, check number or bank record and the property account number. Avoid submitting a second payment merely because a recent transaction has not appeared immediately. Contact the Collector if you need to verify whether a payment was received or credited.
New Jersey property tax relief for North Brunswick residents
North Brunswick’s Tax Collector page directs residents to New Jersey’s ANCHOR, Senior Freeze and Stay NJ programs. Eligibility and benefit amounts are controlled by the State, not by the Township.
New Jersey’s ANCHOR program provides property-tax relief for eligible homeowners and renters based on State eligibility rules.
Senior Freeze reimburses eligible seniors and qualifying disabled residents for increases in property taxes on a principal residence.
Stay NJ provides additional property-tax benefits for eligible senior homeowners under the State program’s current income and residency requirements.
Senior Freeze property-tax verification
North Brunswick residents who need the Tax Collector to complete the Senior Freeze Property Tax Verification Form can mail the form to the Tax Collector at 710 Hermann Road or leave it in the 24-hour drop box outside the Municipal Complex on the left side of the building.
The Township asks applicants to include a self-addressed stamped envelope and says only the verification form is needed. It specifically advises residents to leave the Social Security number field blank when submitting the form to the Tax Collector. The taxpayer can add that information after the completed form is returned. The Township says completed verification forms are typically mailed back within two business days.
Common North Brunswick tax-payment problems
| Problem | What it may mean | Best next step |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong property appears | The search information may match another parcel or account. | Do not pay. Verify the address, owner and block/lot details first. |
| Balance is higher than your old bill | Interest or another unpaid installment may have been added. | Use the current account balance or contact the Collector for an updated amount. |
| Payment is missing | The payment may still be processing or may need research. | Keep proof of payment and contact the Tax Collector before paying again. |
| Assessed value seems wrong | That is an assessment issue rather than a collection issue. | Contact the North Brunswick Tax Assessor. |
| You recently bought the property | Ownership or mailing information may not yet match what you expect. | Confirm the parcel/account before paying and contact the appropriate Township office if records need correction. |
| You need a tax-relief verification | The State application may require proof of taxes due and paid. | Follow the Township’s Senior Freeze verification procedure rather than sending the full application booklet. |
North Brunswick Township Tax Collector FAQs
Where can I pay North Brunswick property taxes online?
Use the official North Brunswick WIPP property-tax portal linked by the Township. Check the property details, balance and any fee shown before authorizing payment.
What are North Brunswick property tax due dates?
The standard quarterly due dates are February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1. Special grace-period extensions can occasionally be adopted, so verify the current quarter if you are paying after a due date.
What were the special February 2026 rules?
For the first quarter of 2026, North Brunswick extended the February 1 grace period through February 27, 2026. The resolution was specific to that installment and should not be treated as a permanent annual deadline.
What is the North Brunswick Tax Collector phone number?
The Tax Collector’s office is listed at 732-247-0922, extension 460.
What are the Tax Collector’s office hours?
The Township lists Tax Collector hours as Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Who handles property assessment questions?
The North Brunswick Tax Assessor handles assessed value, assessment records, deductions, exemptions and tax-map questions. The Tax Collector handles bills and payments.
Can the Tax Collector help with Senior Freeze verification?
Yes. North Brunswick provides a procedure for submitting the Senior Freeze Property Tax Verification Form by mail or through the Municipal Complex drop box with a self-addressed stamped envelope.
Official North Brunswick and New Jersey tax resources
Office responsibilities, staff, hours and current Township tax information.
Visit official Tax Collector pageProperty-tax account lookup and online payment access.
Open official account portalAssessment, exemption, deduction, property-record and tax-map information.
Visit Tax Assessor pageCurrent ANCHOR, Senior Freeze and Stay NJ application information.
Visit NJ Division of Taxation
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