New Hampshire HB1516 allows municipalities to vote on requiring detailed property tax allocation information on their websites or publicly.

New Hampshire HB1516 amends RSA 76:11-a to allow municipalities to vote on requiring detailed property tax allocation information on their websites or publicly. This includes pie charts, 10-year line graphs, and links to approved budgets and meeting minutes. The question will be placed on the official ballot at the annual town meeting. If adopted, the governing body must ensure the year-end property tax bill includes a link to this information. The act takes effect April 1, 2027.

New Hampshire HB1516 allows municipalities to vote on requiring detailed property tax allocation information on their websites or publicly.

New Hampshire HB1516 amends RSA 76:11-a to allow municipalities to vote on requiring detailed property tax allocation information on their websites or publicly. This includes pie charts, 10-year line graphs, and links to approved budgets and meeting minutes. The question will be placed on the official ballot at the annual town meeting. If adopted, the governing body must ensure the year-end property tax bill includes a link to this information. The act takes effect April 1, 2027.