What is the time frame for filing complaints after the equalization table is promulgated?

The correct time frame for filing complaints after the equalization table is promulgated is indeed 45 days. In New Jersey, once the equalization table is issued, taxpayers have a specific period during which they can challenge the assessed values that have been established. This 45-day window allows property owners sufficient time to review the equalization table and assess whether the values accurately reflect their properties' market values.

If a taxpayer believes the assessed value is incorrect, they can file a complaint with the county board of taxation within this designated timeframe. After 45 days, the ability to file such complaints is typically closed, making it important for taxpayers to be vigilant and proactive about reviewing their assessments immediately following the promulgation of the equalization table. Understanding this timeline is crucial for both assessors and taxpayers within the state’s assessment process.