New Hampshire HB1580 imposes a 0.75% surcharge on the assessed market value of non-primary residences, excluding certain properties and requiring.
New Hampshire HB1580 introduces a 0.75% annual surcharge on the assessed market value of residential properties classified as non-primary residences, in addition to standard property taxes. This surcharge does not apply to properties used as the owner’s principal place of abode, long-term rental properties leased for six or more consecutive months, properties valued below $500,000, and those with specific exemptions. Owners must annually certify the occupancy status of their properties by April 15, with willful miscertification incurring an additional 10% property surcharge.
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