If you filled in "Homeowner" or "Both", enter the Block and Lot Number of your principal residence on December 31, 2003, or the last day that you were a resident homeowner in 2003. Include qualifier if applicable. (Only condominiums may have qualifiers assigned to them.) You may obtain this information from your current property tax bill or from your local tax assessor. If you owned more than one principal residence in New Jersey during 2003, enter the Block and Lot Number of your most recent principal residence.

Property Tax

Enter below the total amount of property taxes paid on your principal residence in New Jersey during the year. Report only the actual amount of property taxes that were due and paid to the local taxing authorities during 2003. If no property tax payments were made by December 31, 2003, you may not claim a homestead rebate. If your filing status is married, filing separate return, report the full amount of property taxes paid, unless you do not own the principal residence. Residents of cooperative dwelling units must obtain from their cooperatives management their share of property taxes for the residential unit they occupy. Residents of continuing care retirement facilities may not include charges for anything other than their share of property taxes as specified in their continuing care contract.

The number of days may not exceed 365.

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