Morris County, NJ Property Tax Calculator
Average Residential Tax Bill (2024): $11,757
Morris County is known for strong school systems and quality municipal services, factors that contribute to its above-average property tax rates.
The NJ Division of Taxation's 2024 report indicates Morris County had an average residential tax bill of $11,757, ranking among New Jersey's higher-tax counties.
This calculator helps you understand how property taxes factor into your total housing costs in Morris County, whether you're evaluating a purchase or planning your annual budget.
Different Morris municipalities can show meaningful rate variations, so selecting your specific town when available will give you a more precise estimate of annual and monthly tax obligations.
This page provides estimates for planning and comparison. Actual tax bills vary by municipality and exemptions. Verify details with your local tax assessor.
For details on data sources and how estimates are calculated, see our methodology.
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Towns in Morris County
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View all 5 towns in Morris County →Average Residential Property Tax Trend in Morris County
Planning context only — historical averages for comparison. Actual tax bills vary by municipality and exemptions.
Latest
$11,757 (2024)
Year-over-Year Change
+$297 (+2.6%) from 2023
5-Year Change
+$797 (+7.3%) from 2021
Data reflects county-wide averages and may not represent individual municipality tax bills. Years shown are tax years as reported by the NJ Division of Taxation.
Learn more about how estimates are calculated in our methodology.
Related Resources
Morris County Property Tax FAQ
Common questions about property taxes in this county
Property taxes in Morris County are calculated based on your property's assessed value multiplied by the county's effective tax rate. The rate includes county, municipal, school district, and other local tax components. Our calculator uses current Morris County tax rates to provide accurate estimates.