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n4807g

10/21/09 2:31 PM

#84514 RE: StephanieVanbryce #84512

Interesting......"You pay NO property taxes"? I live in NH.

The rest of your rambling post is not worth a response.
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n4807g

10/21/09 2:39 PM

#84517 RE: StephanieVanbryce #84512

Nice edit....after the fact
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BullNBear52

10/22/09 9:21 PM

#84867 RE: StephanieVanbryce #84512

Actually he has to pay property taxes in NH since they have no state income tax or sales tax. And if you notice that is one of his major complaints as to why he constantly moans about teachers,

State Education Property Tax

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Statute: RSA 76
Municipal Finance Bureau Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

Assessment Bureau Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

What is it? A state education property tax rate of total equalized valuation is assessed on all New Hampshire property owners. The tax is assessed and collected by local municipalities.

Who pays it? New Hampshire Property owners.

When is the tax due? Property tax bills are issued by the municipality where the property is located on either an annual, semi-annual or quarterly basis. Due dates vary based upon the issue date of the bill.

Who do I contact with questions? Municipal Services Division, PO Box 487, Concord, NH 03302-0487, or call (603) 271-2191.

Select here to access information on the Low & Moderate Income Homeowner's Property Tax Relief Program


http://www.nh.gov/revenue/faq/gti-rev.htm#SEPT

Hypothetically imagine living in NH, being married to a teacher and having to pay taxes to support his or her income all the while despising the teachers' benefits that the state gives them.

What a moral dilemma that must be. If one had morals.