What must be sent to assessments to inform of new taxes?

The SR-3A form and a district summary are essential components that need to be submitted to the assessment office to notify them of new taxes. The SR-3A form specifically serves as a formal communication regarding changes in the tax landscape for a specific district. It includes necessary details about the new taxes being implemented, ensuring that the assessment records are up-to-date and accurate. The district summary provides additional context and information that supports the SR-3A, helping assessors understand the broader implications of the new tax policies.

In this context, the other options do not align with the requirements for informing the assessment office about new taxes. A formal complaint letter is generally used to contest a tax assessment rather than notify about changes. A tax increase notification form, while plausible, is not the standard procedure for assessments in New Jersey. A summary of previous tax appeals serves a different purpose regarding past assessments and does not apply to current tax notifications. Therefore, the combined use of the SR-3A form and a district summary represents the correct and standard practice for maintaining timely and accurate tax records.