What if I have a tax lien on my property and want to pay it off?

You must be a party with legal interest in the property in order to redeem a lien, i.e. the owner, attorney for the owner or mortgage holder. To redeem an outstanding lien you must request a redemption statement in writing. Verbal requests are not accepted. The request must include:

  • The block and lot number
  • Lien certificate number
  • The date that payment will be received by the Tax Collector
  • Your contact information including your daytime phone number

Fax

You may fax your request to the Tax Collector at 732-505-1886.

Mail

Township of Toms River Tax Collector
P.O. Box 607
Toms River, NJ 08754

When the Request is Received

Upon receipt of your request for a redemption amount, the Tax Collector will provide the redemption statement as quickly as possible. The preparation of a redemption statement takes time and will not be available immediately. Please allow enough time when requesting redemptions for the preparation and delivery of the redemption statement

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1. What tax deductions are available?
2. What state rebate programs are available?
3. Why do I mail my tax payments to Boston?
4. What do I do if my mortgage has been paid off or my mortgage company that pays my taxes has changed?
5. What do I do if my mortgage company pays my taxes and I received an original tax bill?
6. What if I use an online or telephone payment service from my bank to pay my taxes?
7. What is the address to mail overnight payments or inquiries?
8. How can I pay my taxes?
9. When are tax bills mailed?
10. When are tax payments due?
11. How do I change my mailing address?
12. What if I have a tax lien on my property and want to pay it off?
13. What if my tax payment is late?
14. What if I didn’t receive or misplaced my bill?
15. Failure to Receive a Bill
16. What are my Tax payment options?