FAQs • Trenton, NJ • CivicEngage

How do I appeal my assessment?: Property assessments can be appealed by April 1 each year. If an added assessment bill was generated in October, the assessment can be appealed by December 1 of that year. Forms are available in the Tax Assessor's Office and at the Mercer County Board of Taxation, located at 640 S Broad Street. Always discuss assessment issues with the Tax Assessor before filing an appeal.

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Division of Assessment

1. What is the tax rate and ratio?: The 2019 ratio is 94.83%. The 2019 tax rate is $5.446 per $100 of assessed value.

2. How do I get a copy of my assessment notice?: Every year on or about February 1, notices of property tax assessments are mailed to owners of taxable properties. Please contact the Assessors Office at 609-989-3083 or by email for duplicate information. You must include the property location and assessment year.

3. How can I reduce my taxes without appealing my tax assessment?: The Assessor's office can review assessments at any time during the year for adjustment to the following year. There are property tax deductions and exemptions available for Senior citizens, Veterans, and Disabled Persons. Abatements and exemptions for new construction and improvements to properties are also available. Applications and instructions for filing are on our Property Tax Forms page.

4. How do I appeal my assessment?: Property assessments can be appealed by April 1 each year. If an added assessment bill was generated in October, the assessment can be appealed by December 1 of that year. Forms are available in the Tax Assessor's Office and at the Mercer County Board of Taxation, located at 640 S Broad Street. Always discuss assessment issues with the Tax Assessor before filing an appeal.