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Learn about local property taxes in New Hampshire, based on assessed valuation, and how they are assessed, levied and collected by municipalities. Find information on assessing practices, education and resources from the Property Bureau of the Municipal and Property Division.
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The median property tax in New Hampshire is $4,636.00 per year for a home worth the median value of $249,700.00. Counties in New Hampshire collect an average of 1.86% of a property's assesed fair market value as property tax per year.
Calculate your property taxes in New Hampshire based on your home value and location. Compare property tax rates across counties and learn how they work.
1 dzień temu · Welcome to the NH Department of Revenue Administration. File and Pay Taxes Now. Taxpayer Assistance. Municipal & Property. Meals and Rooms (Rentals) Operators. Forms & Instructions. Laws & Rules. Important Dates. Monthly Reports of Taxes & Surcharge Fees Collected Due October 10, 2024. Start Date: Tuesday, October 15, 2024.
The average property tax rate in New Hampshire is 19.27. The higher the property tax rate means it’s more expensive to live in that town because property taxes are higher. Below you will find a town by town list of property tax rates in New Hampshire.
Understanding New Hampshire Property Taxes. Download. According to its preface, this publication marks the third edition of the New Hampshire Assessing Board’s Understanding NH Property Taxes, also known as The Official New Hampshire Assessing Reference Manual.
The Department is responsible for monitoring revaluations, reviewing municipal records, establishing apportionments, appraising utility and railroad property, administering timber and gravel taxes, assisting municipalities in property taxation and providing administrative support to the ASB and CUB.
