Taxes - Page 2

John Mercier · Yesterday, 02:06 PM

Honestly, I don't know.
We have 25 unincorporated places.

https://www.revenue.nh.gov/sites/g/f...-tax-rates.pdf

If you look at Atkinson & Gilmanton Academy Grant (U) that would may be what the court means.
I am guessing they mean the Municipal Rate should be Zero, County Tax Rate should be 2.53 and the Statewide Education Tax Rate should be the 1.22 turned over to the State of NH due to having no local education.

But I am guessing at best.

Tofu · Yesterday, 02:36 PM

LOL, I guess Nitrovandam saw this back in 2019 and called it. Big out of state money moving INTO New Hampshire as caused this issue. It has cost many of the older NH residence to be sold off like you are explaining now about having to sale your Waterfront homes because of cost. And most on here came from another state, and came here with a vast amount of spendable cash bumping old time NH citizens out of their homes because of increase in their taxes etc etc.

This is just KARMA, Coming back around and now effecting you. Its funny how life always comes in a 360 degree circle. Now it's your time to take it on the hiney like NH people had to, and you don't find it very comforting. When Karma bites, it usually leaves a mark.

What Goes around .... Comes around. Please just keep paying until you can't. Then as someone mentioned, You can move to Maine for a few years to take advantage of the lower cost there... UNTIL you can't. Then if Canada becomes our 51st State that would be an option to look at. They have more water frontage then Maine has.

tis · Yesterday, 05:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Mercier

Honestly, I don't know.
We have 25 unincorporated places.

https://www.revenue.nh.gov/sites/g/f...-tax-rates.pdf

If you look at Atkinson & Gilmanton Academy Grant (U) that would may be what the court means.
I am guessing they mean the Municipal Rate should be Zero, County Tax Rate should be 2.53 and the Statewide Education Tax Rate should be the 1.22 turned over to the State of NH due to having no local education.

But I am guessing at best.

I have a feeling we are not alone. Nobody is explaining it, just reporting it.

John Mercier · Today, 08:01 AM

I think because, if I read it correctly, its effect would be mainly on Coos County.
That is where the majority of the unincorporated places are.

For the rest of us, it seems the system that we have used for this is staying put.
So local taxes shouldn't be affected by the decision.

Yesterday, 02:06 PM	#101
John Mercier Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Posts: 3,394 Thanks: 3 Thanked 598 Times in 494 Posts	Honestly, I don't know. We have 25 unincorporated places. https://www.revenue.nh.gov/sites/g/f...-tax-rates.pdf If you look at Atkinson & Gilmanton Academy Grant (U) that would may be what the court means. I am guessing they mean the Municipal Rate should be Zero, County Tax Rate should be 2.53 and the Statewide Education Tax Rate should be the 1.22 turned over to the State of NH due to having no local education. But I am guessing at best.

Yesterday, 02:36 PM	#102
Tofu Member Join Date: Sep 2024 Posts: 26 Thanks: 6 Thanked 15 Times in 10 Posts	LOL, I guess Nitrovandam saw this back in 2019 and called it. Big out of state money moving INTO New Hampshire as caused this issue. It has cost many of the older NH residence to be sold off like you are explaining now about having to sale your Waterfront homes because of cost. And most on here came from another state, and came here with a vast amount of spendable cash bumping old time NH citizens out of their homes because of increase in their taxes etc etc. This is just KARMA, Coming back around and now effecting you. Its funny how life always comes in a 360 degree circle. Now it's your time to take it on the hiney like NH people had to, and you don't find it very comforting. When Karma bites, it usually leaves a mark. What Goes around .... Comes around. Please just keep paying until you can't. Then as someone mentioned, You can move to Maine for a few years to take advantage of the lower cost there... UNTIL you can't. Then if Canada becomes our 51st State that would be an option to look at. They have more water frontage then Maine has.

Today, 08:01 AM	#104
John Mercier Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Posts: 3,394 Thanks: 3 Thanked 598 Times in 494 Posts	I think because, if I read it correctly, its effect would be mainly on Coos County. That is where the majority of the unincorporated places are. For the rest of us, it seems the system that we have used for this is staying put. So local taxes shouldn't be affected by the decision.