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RSA 74:7-b. Distribution of Penalty.
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Penalties collected under RSA 74:7-a must be kept for the use of the city or town where they are collected.
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Penalties collected under RSA 74:7-a must be kept for the use of the city or town where they are collected.
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If there were no property changes during the tax year, assessors or selectmen must accept the comment "no changes from last year" or "same as last year."
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People and corporations with knowledge of the property and affairs must complete the blank inventory, sign the declaration, and send or deliver it to the selectmen or assessors by April 15.
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A person or corporation may file the blank inventory return before June 1 if the inventory was not mailed or hand delivered before March 25, or if returning it by April 15 was prevented by accident, mistake, or misfortune.
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A required inventory declaration must state, under penalty of perjury, that the listed information is a full, true, and correct statement of the real property owned as of April 1 in the named city or town.
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This section lets a qualifying taxpayer elect property-tax appraisal under this section for covered housing-covenant rental property, but it comes with notice, information, and valuation rules.
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Selectmen must appraise listed property types at market value and must consider evidence submitted when the value cannot be determined by personal examination.
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This section defines “industrial or commercial zone” and “residence.”
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Owners of record of residences in industrial or commercial zones may apply for a special appraisal by April 15, and assessing officials must decide, notify, and keep annual records.
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A city or town must inventory qualifying residences at their current use value when calculating total property value.
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When computing a city or town’s equalized value, the department of revenue administration must use current use value for any residence appraised under this subdivision.
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An applicant may seek board review of a denied eligible-residence classification within 30 days, with a $40 filing fee.
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If an eligible residence application is denied in whole or part, the applicant may petition the superior court within 6 months after notice, if the applicant complied with RSA 75:11, I.
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The board of tax and land appeals may order a reclassification or deny a classification of a residence in certain complaint-based cases.
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An assessing official must carry out a classification, reclassification, or denial of classification within the time ordered by the board of tax and land appeals.
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An assessing official must comply with certain orders from the board of tax and land appeals or the superior court.
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A person must not make or cause a false or fraudulent application, return, or statement to defraud towns or cities of real property taxes.
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Selectmen may, on request and when the stated ownership conditions exist, appraise and separately assess distinct interests in the same real estate, unless RSA 75:3 provides otherwise.
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A building on someone else’s land may be taxed with the land as real estate if written notice is given to the landowner before or when the inventory is taken.
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Selectmen must record the value of listed taxable property in their inventory in separate columns.