Division of TaxationWe are currently experiencing occasional technical issues due to nationwide service disruptions, which are causing telephone connectivity issues. This is affecting our phone service. Our service provider is actively working to identify the cause and fix the issues. We apologize for the inconvenience.
The New Jersey Division of Taxation may send you a letter requesting documentation to support what you claimed on your return. Get more information and learn how to respond.
The Mediation Pilot Program provides taxpayers with a way to resolve audit controversies of $5,000 or more.
We are modernizing our tax-filing system through a multi-phased approach. Phase 1 tax filing and payment systems are now available through the NJ Tax Portal.
We are currently accepting Property Tax Relief applications based on residency, income, and age from 2024. The deadline to file is October 31, 2025.
Starting October 20, 2025, we will begin sending PAS-1 applicants a letter detailing their eligible property tax relief benefits.
Introducing our Property Tax and Income Tax appointment system. Book online for a callback. Tax professionals can also schedule phone appointments to assist clients with various tax matters.
We are aware of reported text messages and emails that claim to be from the New Jersey Division of Taxation or other NJ State agencies asking you to update banking information or to electronically sign documents. If you get these messages, do not reply or click any link, and delete it from your device. We will never send unsolicited texts or emails asking for personal data.
Taxpayers should review the Division’s Scams page and be especially cautious with their tax, bank account, credit card, and other personal information.
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