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Tax law in United States — New Hampshire

Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.

702 matching statutes

  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 72:30. Proration of Tax Credit.

    1 provisions

    People with a fractional interest in residential real estate are entitled to a tax credit proportional to their interest, subject to a cap.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 80:40. Return of Reports.

    1 provisions

    A tax collector must send certain tax-sale reports to the register of deeds, and the register must stamp the receipt time on the document and return it after recording it.

    Act or statute Open & Chat
  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 24:20. Taxes.

    1 provisions

    The county convention must grant county taxes for its county for 2 years during each biennial legislative session.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 76:2. Property Tax Year.

    1 provisions

    The property tax year runs from April 1 to March 31, and property taxes are assessed based on the inventory taken in April.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 80:19-a. Environmental Investigation.

    1 provisions

    A municipality, county, or state may enter tax-lien or tax-sale property to do an environmental site assessment or audit if it gives notice to the current owner of record.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 80:76. Tax Deed.

    1 provisions

    The collector must give the tax-deed land to the lienholder after 2 years, but not to a municipality that has notified the collector it will not accept the deed for specified liability reasons.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 261:71. Payment of Resident Tax Required.

    1 provisions

    A person must show proof of paid resident taxes, or swear an affidavit, before getting a vehicle permit, registration, or driver license, unless exempt or abated or approved by selectmen or assessors.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 80:7-a. Subcontractors' Taxes.

    1 provisions

    A contractor on a state or local public contract may be made liable for certain unpaid subcontractor property taxes, and may retain that amount from the contract price.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 78:27. Rulemaking.

    1 provisions

    The commissioner must adopt rules under RSA 541-A for tobacco stamp, tobacco tax certificate, refund, documentation, and hearings matters.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 80:33. Notice of.

    1 provisions

    If property tax or redemption payment is made, the tax collector must notify the register of deeds within 30 days.

  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 80:27. Report of Sale.

    1 provisions

    Each tax collector must send the register of deeds a sworn statement about each tax sale within 30 days.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 78:8. Tobacco Tax Certificate Application and Renewal.

    1 provisions

    Manufacturers and wholesalers selling or distributing tobacco products must apply to the department, pay the applicable fee, and provide required information. Tobacco tax certificates expire on June 30 in each even-numbered year, and only manufacturers and wholesalers in good standing may renew them.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 41:45. Duration of Powers.

    1 provisions

    Every collector of taxes must collect the taxes assigned to the collector, except taxes that have been abated.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 198:60. Appeals.

    1 provisions

    A claimant may file a written appeal to the board of tax and land appeals within 30 days after notice of a refusal or assessment related to tax relief. The board may reverse, affirm, or modify the appealed decision if there is an error of law or if the commissioner’s action was arbitrary or unreasonable.

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