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Property Taxes & Sewer Payments 

606 W. Nicholson Road
Audubon, NJ 08106

Phone: 856-547-0710

Hours of Operation:
8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday


2026 Due Dates

2026 Tax Due Dates

  • February 1, 2026
  • May 1, 2026
  • August 1, 2026
  • November 1, 2026

2026 Sewer Due Dates

  • April 1, 2026
  • October 1, 2026

Tax Office Staff

Tax Collector

Megan Giordano
MGiordano@audubonnj.com

Deputy Tax Collector

Linda Smith
L.Smith@audubonnj.com
856-547-0710 ext. 120

Tax Clerk

Margaret King
M.King@audubonnj.com
856-547-0710 ext. 124

Tax Assessor

Kyle Schwesig, CTA
kschwesig@pennsauken.gov
856-665-1000 ext. 112


General Information

Payments & Drop Box

A secure black lock box is located in the vestibule of the Municipal Building and is available 24/7 for tax and sewer payments or correspondence.

Please place payments in an envelope marked “Tax Office.”

If you would like a receipt returned by mail:

  • Include a self-addressed stamped envelope

Online Payments & Account Information

Online Services

  • Pay Tax Bills
  • Pay Sewer Bills
  • View Account Information

pay online 

Online payments are subject to third-party convenience fees. These fees are not collected by the Borough of Audubon.

If using your bank’s online bill-pay service:

  • Most banks mail physical checks
  • Payments are credited when received, not when mailed
  • Please allow 7–10 days for delivery

Payment Options

Payments may be made:

  • Online
  • By mail
  • In person
  • Via the 24/7 drop box

Direct Debit Program

The Borough offers automatic direct debit payments from your bank account.

To enroll:

  • Complete the Direct Withdrawal Form
  • Include a voided check

Submit forms to:

Linda Smith, Deputy Tax Collector
L.Smith@audubonnj.com

There is no additional fee for this service. Accounts must be current to enroll.


Tax Information

Annual Tax Bills

Property tax bills are mailed once annually and include:

  • Final 3rd & 4th quarter amounts for the current year
  • Preliminary 1st & 2nd quarter amounts for the following year

Grace Period & Interest

The Borough of Audubon allows a 10-day grace period for tax payments.

If payments are received after the grace period:

  • Interest is charged back to the original due date
  • 8% interest applies to the first $1,500 delinquent
  • 18% interest applies to amounts over $1,500
  • A 6% year-end penalty applies to delinquencies over $10,000

Postmarks cannot be accepted under New Jersey State law.


Lost Tax Bills

Failure to receive a tax bill does not exempt property owners from payment or interest charges.

If you need a duplicate bill or payment amount, please contact the Tax Office.


Advice Only Statements

If you receive an “Advice Only” statement and your mortgage company does not pay your taxes, you may use that statement to make a payment.

Please notify the Tax Office if you pay your own taxes and do not maintain an escrow account.


Assessment Information

Assessment notices are mailed annually to all property owners and include:

  • Property assessment values
  • Tax appeal deadline information

Questions regarding assessments should be directed to the Tax Assessor.


Senior Programs

Senior Freeze Program (Property Tax Reimbursement)

The New Jersey Division of Taxation mails annual Senior Freeze applications to eligible residents.

  • PTR-2 booklets are mailed to current participants
  • PTR-1 booklets are available for first-time applicants

If you need a PTR-1A or PTR-2A verification completed, please visit the Tax Office during regular business hours.

For assistance, contact:

Linda Smith
L.Smith@audubonnj.com
856-547-0710 *120


ANCHOR Program

The Homestead Benefit Program has been renamed the ANCHOR Program.


Important Reminders

To avoid returned checks and delayed payments:

  • Make checks payable to BOROUGH OF AUDUBON
  • Ensure written and numerical amounts match
  • Sign and date all checks
  • Post-dated checks are not accepted

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