Tax Assessor

The function of the Assessor's Office is to oversee and maintain appropriate Property valuation for each parcel within the Boro to ensure that the local property tax levy collected to provide necessary services from the Municipality, Board of Ed, and County is fairly distributed. Please reference the NJ Homeowners' Guide to Property Taxation, or feel free to reach out to Bryan, with any questions about the process. This office also deals with property ownership, deductions for senior citizens and veterans, and exemptions for qualified individuals or charitable organizations.

Tax Rate for 2025 is 5.242%

SID Rate for 2025 is 0.200%

Equalization Ratio - 2026: 34.32%

Property Search

To access property tax information view the MODIV Assessment Query.

Assessment Appeal Information

Forms

The most commonly requested forms are the following:

  1. County Board Tax Appeal - Petition of Appeal (PDF)
  2. County Board Tax Appeal - Added-Omitted (PDF)
  3. Senior Citizen, Disabled Person, or Surviving Spouse/Surviving Civil Union Partner Property Tax Deduction - $250 per year (PDF)
  4. Veteran or Surviving Spouse/Surviving Civil Union Partner/Surviving Domestic Partner of Veteran or Service person Deduction - $250 per year (PDF)
  5. Disabled Veteran/Surviving Spouse/Surviving Civil Union Partner/Surviving Domestic Partner of Disabled Veteran - 100% Exemption (PDF)

New Jersey Property Taxpayer Bill of Rights (PDF)

Revaluation

It has been almost twenty-seven (27) years since a revaluation was completed in the Borough of New Providence, New Jersey. Real estate taxation law mandates that all real estate be assessed at 100% of market value, and there must be equalization among assessments.

A revaluation is a program undertaken by a municipality to appraise all real property at its fair market value. The goal of a revaluation program is to ensure the tax burden is equitably distributed throughout a municipality.

Please see the Revaluation for 2026 page for project details.  

Any other questions, please contact Bryan Flynn, Municipal Tax Assessor