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RSA 72:68. Application for Exemption.
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Applications for exemptions under RSA 72:66 must follow RSA 72:33, RSA 72:34, and RSA 72:34-a.
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Applications for exemptions under RSA 72:66 must follow RSA 72:33, RSA 72:34, and RSA 72:34-a.
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This section defines “woodheating energy system” as a wood-burning appliance designed to operate as a central heating system for a building’s interior.
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Manufactured housing is taxed as real estate in certain situations, with exemptions for touring/pleasure units and for housing held for sale or storage by an agent or dealer.
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A person who moves manufactured housing into a city or town to live there, or buys established manufactured housing to live at the same location, must register with the city assessors or town selectmen within 15 days.
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Certain amateur radio antennas, towers, and supporting structures used exclusively for an amateur communications station are treated as personal property and not taxed as real estate.
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Campground owners must give local assessing officials the names and addresses of recreational-vehicle owners and identify which vehicles meet the exemption criteria by April 1 each year.
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Private owners of listed buildings and water-related structures are taxed as real estate when any portion of the water is sold or rented for pay.
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Each city and town may adopt a property tax exemption for real property equipped with a woodheating energy system.
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Applications for exemptions under RSA 72:70 are governed by RSA 72:33, RSA 72:34, and RSA 72:34-a.
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This section defines “renewable generation facility” as a facility that produces electric energy for resale using only specified renewable primary energy sources.
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This section defines a combined heat and power agricultural facility and sets rules for voluntary payments in lieu of taxes, tax treatment, notice, enforcement, sharing proceeds, and agreement length.
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Owners, lessees, and municipalities may enter voluntary payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreements for renewable generation facilities, with notice, tax-treatment, and term rules.
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This section defines “commercial uses,” “eligible municipality,” and “industrial uses,” and lets an eligible municipality that adopts a property tax exemption under RSA 72:76 use zoning-code definitions instead.
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An eligible municipality may adopt a new construction property tax exemption for commercial or industrial uses.
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A municipality adopting RSA 72:76 must follow RSA 72:27-a procedures, and the vote must state the exemption percentage and duration.
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An owner must apply for the exemption before construction and by the deadline; selectmen or assessors must decide and notify the applicant by February 28 before the tax year.
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Telecom-related structures, poles, towers, and conduits are taxed as real estate in the town where they are located, except as RSA 72:8-c provides. Other related equipment is not taxable as real estate.
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This section sets how telecom poles and conduits are valued for tax assessment, requires the department to send municipalities an annual RCN schedule by July 1, and requires the commissioner to adopt related rules with public input.
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This section defines utility company assets and sets how local officials must value and tax them, including reporting duties for utilities and a rule that some qualifying water-company land may be assessed at current-use value.
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The public utility commission must set a rate recovery mechanism for certain public utilities.