Hancock, New Hampshire
Tax Collector
 Rennie Timm
Deputy
Laura King
50 Main St. - P.O. Box 6
Hancock, NH 03449
603.525.4441
Email the Tax Collector
Tax Collector Hours
Monday and Wednesday: 11 am - 1 pm
Or by appointment: call or email
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Foreclosure Relief Project
(posted on March 4, 2013)

New Hampshire Foreclosure Relief Project to hold first clinic


Property Tax Rates
2012 Tax Rate: $20.80
  
2012
Tax Rate
2011
Tax Rate
2010
Tax Rate
2009
Tax Rate
Town rate
Local school rate
State ed.
County rate

TOTAL RATE
5.30
11.90
2.47
1.13
____
20.80
5.26
11.38
2.45
1.16
____
20.25
 4.31
9.80
2.19
1.00
____
17.30
4.78
10.20
2.13
1.04
____
18.15
2012 Property Tax List
(PDF 227 KB)
2011 Property Tax List
(PDF 237 KB)

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 2011 Annual Report to the Town
Page numbers at right refer to hard copy of report
which is available at Town Hall
2010 Annual Report to the Town
Page numbers at right refer to hard copy of report
which is available at Town Hall
Property Fraud Alert

"Preventing mortgage fraud and identity theft is a top priority of your Hillsborough County Registry of Deeds office.

"The Register's office has made a conscious effort to be on the look out for documents that may involve deed or mortgage related fraud.

"For your protection, consider subscribing to our "FREE" Property Fraud Alert website for real-time monitoring and notification of any potential fraudulent activity of interest to you. Your security does matter!!!!"

Hillsborough County Registry of Deeds      
Foreclosures

The NH Banking Department recently contacted the NH Tax Collectors Association and requested its assistance in “...trying to educate NH residents about scams and their alternatives to foreclosure.”

The NH Banking Department encourages residents to call their Homeowner Hotline at 1.800.437.5991 or visit www.homehelpnh.org to get free help and information.

Low & Moderate Tax Relief Program
NH Dept of Revenue Administration
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Tax Bill Payment Protocol

Protocol for processing payments is as follows:

  • Tax bill transactions are processed according to the postmark date on the envelope we receive.
  • Funds are applied to interest first, then principal.
  • The Tax Collector does not have the authority to waive principal or interest due.
If you wish to receive a receipt, please include a self addressed, stamped envelope with your payment.
 
A reminder to those taxpayers who own more than one parcel or have land in current use, please send payment in for all parcels billed. You can combine balances due and submit one payment, just be sure to include the bill(s) with the parcel ID number(s) to insure proper posting to all accounts.
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Moderate to low income tax relief from
NH Department of Revenue Administration

The NH Department of Revenue Administration is sharing this information about the New Hampshire Low and Moderate program with municipalities in case there are inquiring residents.

The Low & Moderate Income Homeowner's Property Tax Relief provisions were designed to lessen the economic burden of the State Education Property Tax on certain at-risk taxpayers. New Hampshire residents who own a homestead subject to the State Education Property Tax, resided in the homestead as of April 1, 2011, and have a total household income of $20,000 or less if a single person (or $40,000 or less if married or head of household) may apply for property tax relief between May 1, 2012 and June 30, 2012.

Application forms (Form DP-8) will be available on the Department's web site by April 30th at http://www.revenue.nh.gov/forms/low_mod_program.htm
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