Property Taxes

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New Hampshire proudly rejects income and sales taxes, but as a result, has relatively high property taxes. Lawmakers regularly debate bills that would cap property taxes for certain groups of people, like volunteer firefighters or individuals with certain disabilities. Learn about the latest debates surrounding property taxes by checking out the resources below.

Critical Bills

HB 1055 (2022) Increase property tax exemption eligibility for people with disabilities

HB 1056 (2022) Increase veterans' property tax credits

HB 1057 (2022) Increase eligibility for elderly property tax exemption

HB 1183 (2022) Add 5-year education property tax credit for residents over age 75

HB 1365 (2022) Allow different property tax rates for residential and non-residential property

HB 1387 (2022) Allow homestead exemption for property tax

SB 250 (2022) Tax credit for qualified private community property owners who maintain their own roads, water, sewer, etc.

SB 315 (2022) Require towns to put excess meals and rooms tax money to local property tax cuts

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Should private hunting preserves pay more taxes if they keep invasive species?

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Should towns be required to spend state aid directly on property tax cuts?

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