GENERAL PROPERTY TAX INFORMATION

NH STATE LAWS pertaining to the tax collection process – CLICK HERE

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2023 FIRST ISSUE Tax Bill DUE DATE:  JULY 6, 2023.

NH LAW under RSA 76:2 states the property tax year shall be April 1 to March 31.

View a NOTICE of DELINQUENT TAXES as required by NH RSA 76:11-b for unpaid taxes – CLICK HERE

View a  NOTICE of IMPENDING LIEN as required by NH RSA 80:60, 80:77, 80:77a for unpaid taxes – CLICK HERE

View a NOTICE of IMPENDING TAX DEED as required by NH RSA 80:76, 80:77-a for unpaid taxes sent to lien – CLICK HERE

FEES and COSTS associated with the tax collection processCLICK HERE

In New Hampshire, real estate property taxes are the major source of revenue for local government.   In Madison, your property tax dollars cover all town services voted at the annual March Town Meeting, services provided by Carroll County, the state-wide enhanced education tax, the education of Madison Elementary students, the tuition for students attending A. Crosby Kennett Middle School and Kennett High School, and the support of the School Administrative Union #13 office.  Property located in the Village District of Eidelweiss is subject to an additional tax that covers services voted by the legal voters of the District at their annual February meeting.  For more information regarding the Village District of Eidelweiss – Click Here

For Madison residents who are elderly, blind, a veteran or veteran’s spouse, or are unable to pay your taxes due to poverty or other good cause, you may be eligible for a tax exemption, credit, abatement, or deferral.  Contact the Selectmen’s Office at 603-367-4332 Ext. 300 (Linda).

CHANGE OF NAME and/or ADDRESS for Tax BillingCLICK HERE

PROPERTY TAX FAQsCLICK HERE

OTHER TYPES of TAXESCLICK HERE

MADISON TAX RATE HISTORYCLICK HERE

TAXPAYER ASSISTANCE RESOURCESCLICK HERE