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Old 03-23-2019, 12:24 AM   #1
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New Hampshire as a whole has the 3rd highest effective property tax rate in the nation.

https://wallethub.com/edu/states-wit...y-taxes/11585/


Yes I understand that but I’d like to know what it would be without the waterfront property rate


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Yes I understand that but I’d like to know what it would be without the waterfront property rate


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The property tax rate is the same for all real property within a town regardless of whether it is waterfront. The tax on waterfront property is higher because the property is worth more. Towns (like Moultonborough) with a lot of waterfront property have a lower tax rate because the costs of government are spread over a much larger tax base than towns with property that has a lower average market value.
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