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RSA 82:27. Petition.
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A corporation may file a written petition with the public utilities commission.
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RSA 82:28. Hearing.
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The public utilities commission must hear all parties who want to be heard and may conduct any further investigation it considers proper.
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RSA 82:29. Certificate.
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If the public utilities commission files the required certificate by September 15, the street railway property is not taxed that year.
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RSA 82:3. How Determined.
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The department of revenue administration must not include specially taxed property, savings bank deposits, or polls when determining the average rate of taxation.
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RSA 82:30. Finding, When Made.
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The public utilities commission must determine the facts on covered petitions before September 10.
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RSA 82:31. Apportionment.
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The revenue commissioner must annually divide railroad taxes among towns, a special railroad fund, and the state.
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RSA 82:32. Directors' Return.
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Directors of each railroad corporation must file an oath-backed return to the commissioner of revenue administration on July 1, 1942, and every fifth year after that, showing how much corporate capital was spent in each town for buildings and right-of-way.
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RSA 82:33. When Distributed.
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The commissioner of revenue administration must pay each town its share of railroad tax money by July 30 each year.
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RSA 82:36. Report of Commissioner of Revenue Administration.
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The commissioner of revenue administration must include specified valuation and trackage facts, plus any other information he considers proper, in his report.
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RSA 82:37. Taxation of Certain Property.
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Certain railroad-related companies must have specified real estate appraised and taxed under RSA 72.
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RSA 82:38. Exemption of Mount Washington Cog Railway.
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The Mount Washington Cog Railway’s property is taxed under RSA 72 and is exempt from this chapter.
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RSA 82:6. Condition of Property.
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The department of revenue administration must carefully inquire into the condition of all of a company’s property and estate when determining market value for taxation.
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RSA 82:7. Evidence of Value.
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The department must use accepted appraisal methods to determine a railroad company’s property value, and it must not use state-owned trackage or real estate as evidence of value in the stated case.
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RSA 85:1. Who may Issue.
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Certain treasurers may issue extents when the law authorizes it.
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RSA 85:10. To Whom Directed.
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Extents must be directed to the county sheriff or deputy where they will be executed, and returned to the issuing officer on a named day at least 60 days after issuance.
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RSA 85:11. Further Extents.
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If an extent is returned unsatisfied, further or alias extents may be issued for any amount still due.
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RSA 85:12. Fees.
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An extent may include legal fees and charges from a prior extent used to collect the same tax.
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RSA 85:13. Of Individuals.
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A person whose property is subject to an extent against a town is entitled to contribution from other inhabitants or owners of property there, and may recover double costs.
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RSA 85:14. Of Towns.
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Towns may bring an action against a selectman or collector whose default caused an extent to issue, and may recover the sums levied, damages, and double costs.
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RSA 85:15. Of Selectmen.
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Selectmen may bring an action against a collector whose default caused an extent to issue against them.
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