How can I challenge a property tax assessment?

Property tax assessments in New Hampshire can be challenged if you feel that the assessed value of your property is incorrect. The first step in challenging the assessment is to contact the assessor’s office in the town where your property is located. Request that they provide you with a copy of the assessment information and any relevant documents or evidence. Once you have the necessary information, you can either appeal the assessment or file a written protest with the local Board of Tax and Land Appeals. When filing an appeal, make sure to include a description of your property, a copy of the tax assessment, and any written evidence that supports your claim. You may also be required to attend a hearing in front of the board. In some cases, it may be beneficial to speak with an attorney who specializes in property tax law. They can provide advice and assistance with filing an appeal or protest, and represent you at any hearings. No matter which route you choose, remember to make sure you have all of the necessary documents, evidence, and other information at hand. Gather as much information as possible to support your claim so your case can be fairly considered.

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