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Originally Posted by Diver Vince
Some of the views expressed on this thread is starting to make me nervous (as a new NH property owner). One of the reasons I bought here was to escape the hi income AND property taxes in NJ. One thing you can take to the bank; as you increase or expand the tax base, the politicians will inevitably spend it or use the extra proceeds to shamelessly buy votes. In a view short years they will again be clamoring with more devious ways to expand the tax base for their "investments".  |
Way back when NH used to be an inexpensive state to live in.
Now it is right up there with other states and some who have relocated are realizing it cost more to live here then it did where they came from.
I know when my mom moved to Nashua from Mass. She said it was a lot more expensive between the increased car registration and property taxes then she paid in Mass.
NH doesn’t have a sales or income tax so it all comes from property taxes and car registrations. And the towns are raising there portion on auto registrations every year and we all know where property taxes are going.