How to File for Hardship Property Taxes in New Hampshire
- 1). Determine if you are eligible to file for hardship property taxes. You must own your home and land and make less than $20,000 if you are filing single or $40,000 if you are filing jointly with a spouse.
- 2). Gather your property tax bill and locate the net assessed value of your bill along with the Map and Lot numbers. All of this information is printed on the front of your property tax bill.
- 3). Find and fill out the form DP-8, the claim for Low & Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief, at local town halls or at the forms page on the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration website.
- 4). Submit the form promptly to the address listed on the form. You should receive an answer to your claim within 120 days of filing.
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