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United States — New Hampshire
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Blind inhabitants meeting the stated determination may receive a yearly property-tax exemption of up to $15,000 on residential real estate; cities or towns may grant additional exemption amounts under local procedures.
United States — New Hampshire
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Eligible resident property owners may apply for a tax deferral, but they must meet age, ownership, residence, and filing conditions.
United States — New Hampshire
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Certain deaf or severely hearing impaired persons can get a yearly property-tax exemption on eligible residential real estate, and municipalities may adopt, modify, or rescind the exemption.
United States — New Hampshire
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A town or city may exempt certain privately owned public-use air navigation facilities from taxation, and owners of qualifying airports may apply for a state reimbursement grant if they meet the stated conditions and deadlines.
United States — New Hampshire
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An exemption is allowed only if the applicant meets the residency, income, and asset limits, with minimum income and asset thresholds set by the city or town.
United States — New Hampshire
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A town or city may adopt or change elderly exemptions, and qualified taxpayers may receive an exemption if they meet the age, residency, ownership, income, and asset requirements.
United States — New Hampshire
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A resident cannot get the RSA 72:39-b exemption if, in the last 5 years, they received the real estate from a related person under 65.
United States — New Hampshire
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Names of people receiving an exemption under RSA 72:39-b must not be printed in any publication list, unless RSA 74:2 requires it.
United States — New Hampshire
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A qualifying person does not have to satisfy the RSA 72:39-a residency requirement a second time in the listed health-related relocation situation.
United States — New Hampshire
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People with a fractional interest in residential real estate are entitled to a proportionate exemption, but the total exemption cannot exceed the amount set in the referenced RSA sections.
United States — New Hampshire
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Resident taxes collected must be retained for the town or city where they are collected.
United States — New Hampshire
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In certain towns, a tax collector paid on commission or part-time basis must receive $0.50 for each resident tax collected and paid to the town treasurer, instead of any other compensation for that service.
United States — New Hampshire
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References to “poll tax” or “poll taxes” in the state laws must be read to mean “resident tax.”
United States — New Hampshire
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A husband is liable for paying his wife's resident tax if they were living together as husband and wife when the tax was assessed.
United States — New Hampshire
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All real estate must be taxed, unless another provision says otherwise.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines “solar energy system” for the RSA 72:62 exemption.
United States — New Hampshire
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Each city or town may adopt a property-tax exemption for assessed value on real property equipped with a solar energy system.
United States — New Hampshire
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Applications for exemptions under RSA 72:62 are governed by RSA 72:33, RSA 72:34, and RSA 72:34-a.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines “wind-powered energy system” for two exemption contexts.
United States — New Hampshire
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Each city and town may adopt an assessed-value property tax exemption for real property equipped with a wind-powered energy system.