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July 24, 2026

Why Are New Hampshire Property Taxes So High? The Four Lines on Your Bill, Explained

New Hampshire faces high property taxes due to its reliance on this single revenue source, with 59.5 percent of state and local taxes derived from property. The state’s education funding structure exacerbates the situation, allocating only minimal state aid and forcing local taxpayers to cover majority costs, leading to rising bills amid ongoing legal disputes.

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January 28, 2026

New Hampshire’s Education Funding Fight Is Back — and 2026 Could Finally Force Change

Rising property taxes threaten New Hampshire’s educational future, forcing lawmakers to confront a long-avoided crisis. With court pressure mounting, can they finally address the inequity plaguing local schools?

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