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RSA 80:8. Distraint.
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If a person or corporation neglects or refuses to pay assessed taxes, the collector may distrain their property and related interests.
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If a person or corporation neglects or refuses to pay assessed taxes, the collector may distrain their property and related interests.
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Towns and cities generally may not transfer tax liens or deeded tax property during the 2-year redemption period unless the town meeting or city council authorizes it.
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Tax collectors are entitled to specified fees for real estate tax lien execution and may charge certain related expenses.
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The collector of taxes must pay set fees to the register of deeds for certain tax-lien recording services, reimburse advanced fees when the property is redeemed or the lien is discharged, and the register of deeds may charge a reasonable fee for certain record searches at a lienholder’s request.
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RSA 80:55’s timely-mailing rule does not apply to payments or remittances made because of tax lien execution, tax lien redemptions, or payment of later taxes on those liens.
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Selectmen or assessors must amend delivered inventories and tax lists to fix errors or improve property descriptions, and must mail notice of the amendment to the owner or taxed person before the tax-lien notice, within 30 days of it.
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Land use change tax assessments create a lien on the land and against the owner of record when the use changes.
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Real estate levied under RSA 85 is subject to the real estate tax lien procedure, and the owner may redeem the real estate.
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Towns and cities may adopt RSA 80:58-86 for a real estate tax lien procedure by following the voting, hearing, and notice steps in this section.
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For tax-deeded municipal property sales, the municipality’s recovery from sale proceeds is limited, and any excess proceeds must be handled through an interpleader process unless a narrow exception applies.
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A municipality must give notice before selling tax-deed property, and former owners may repurchase by timely notice and payment of amounts owed.
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Distress may not be made of a person's necessary trade tools, arms, household utensils, bedding, or apparel.
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This section defines “back taxes, interest, costs and penalty” and “former owner” for RSA 80:88 and 80:89.
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A municipality that complies with the chapter has no liability to former owners or lienholders for managing the property or the sale price, and after a tax deed it may deal with the property like the fee owner, subject to accounting for sale proceeds.
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County commissioners for unincorporated towns and unorganized places must assess property, issue tax lists and warrants, and hire needed appraisal and support staff.
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Tax apportionment, assessment, abatement, and collection must follow RSA 76 and RSA 80.
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For tax sales of real estate, the notice must be posted and published on a set schedule, and the sale must be held at the county commissioners’ office.
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The treasurer may use the tax lien procedure on real estate if the owner’s taxes are unpaid by December 1 after assessment and the county has adopted the referenced provisions.
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County commissioners may abate certain taxes for good cause, and aggrieved taxpayers may seek abatement or appeal within set deadlines.
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This section defines the terms “company,” “express corporation or company,” and “amusement railroad” for use in this chapter.