Reminder: 3rd Quarter Taxes Due

Being that tax bills are only mailed to you once a year, we’re reminding you that the 3rd quarter is past due.
There is a 10 day grace period, so if your taxes are received by the 10th, no interest will be charged. If your payment is received after today, you will be charged interest based on the number of days between the 1st and the day your payment is received.

Taxes are paid quarterly; the first two quarters add up to half of what was billed on the property the prior year and the third and fourth quarter are based on the actual tax rate. If taxes go up, the third and fourth quarter are generally larger than first and second quarter; if taxes go down, the third and fourth quarters are smaller than the first and second.

Tax bills are mailed once a year, during the Summer, and contain four coupons. Taxes are due February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1.

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Daas Torah
9 years ago

Please be clear as to what tax you’re referring to. It’s property tax. Not income tax

New Lakewood homeowner
9 years ago

We became new Lakewood homeowners in May. How do we know how much tax we owe for this quarter? How do we check online? Thank you.

R E
9 years ago

You can check and pay your taxes online by going to the Lakewood Twp.website and under government in the department tab you would click tax collector. Enter your address and all the info you need will be there.

richard rich
9 years ago

only one tax stub was sent out for 3rd quarter when will the next bill be sent will it be the same amount or higher