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Department of Taxation
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To visit the Bergen County Board of Taxation online, www.co.bergen.nj.us/taxboard/
Glen Rock Tax Collector, Patricia McCormick, pmccormick@glenrocknj.net
The Department of Taxation operates under the direction of the Division of Revenue and Finance of the Borough of Glen Rock and various State and County authorities.
Carmine Nogara is the Councilperson who serves as the Chairman of Revenue & Finance. cnogara@glenrocknj.net
The Office of the Tax Collector bills over 4,000 tax payers and collects taxes quarterly. A ten day grace period is provided by resolution of the Mayor and Council, after which, interest is charged from the first day of the month in which the payments are due.
Taxpayers are urged to read carefully all the information contained on their tax bills, both front and back. To help prevent delays to other taxpayers when paying taxes in person, please bring your tax bill and, if possible, have your check written out in advance. If you are mailing the check for your taxes, please be certain that you are paying the amount for the correct quarter. If your check has to be sent back, it may result in interest charges.
If a receipt is required, please send your entire bill with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. If no receipt is needed, just send in the proper stub and check.
Glen Rock Tax Collector, Patricia McCormick, pmccormick@glenrocknj.net
The Department of Taxation operates under the direction of the Division of Revenue and Finance of the Borough of Glen Rock and various State and County authorities.
Carmine Nogara is the Councilperson who serves as the Chairman of Revenue & Finance. cnogara@glenrocknj.net
The Office of the Tax Collector bills over 4,000 tax payers and collects taxes quarterly. A ten day grace period is provided by resolution of the Mayor and Council, after which, interest is charged from the first day of the month in which the payments are due.
Taxpayers are urged to read carefully all the information contained on their tax bills, both front and back. To help prevent delays to other taxpayers when paying taxes in person, please bring your tax bill and, if possible, have your check written out in advance. If you are mailing the check for your taxes, please be certain that you are paying the amount for the correct quarter. If your check has to be sent back, it may result in interest charges.
If a receipt is required, please send your entire bill with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. If no receipt is needed, just send in the proper stub and check.
| Second Quarter Taxes Now Past Due posted May 13 | more info » |
| Property Tax Reimbursement (Senior Freeze) posted Apr 21 | more info » |
| Homestead Benefit Payments Will Be Dispersed in August posted Apr 11 | more info » |
| UPDATED: White Postcard Tax Notifications Mailed posted Mar 13 | more info » |
| First Quarter Taxes Are Past Due posted Feb 21 | more info » |
| A Resident's View of the 2012 Tax Distribution posted Aug 13 | more info » |
Patti Miller