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Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief
New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration · State program
Property tax relief; 2026 filing period May 1-June 30, with income caps of $37,000 single / $47,000 married or head of household.
The state gives eligible New Hampshire homeowners a property tax relief credit. It is income-restricted and, for 2026, the DRA says qualifying single homeowners can earn up to $37,000 and married or head-of-household applicants up to $47,000.
Program details
How it works
The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration administers a property tax relief program for qualifying homeowners. It is a tax relief benefit rather than a repair grant, so it does not fund hardening work directly.
Amounts and timing
The DRA’s 2026 press release says eligible homeowners received just under $1 million in total relief in 2025 and that the program has delivered over $50 million since 2002. The program is only open during the statutory filing period, which the DRA says runs from May 1 to June 30, 2026.
What the money covers
The source describes the benefit as property tax relief tied to a homeowner’s homestead. It does not describe mitigation-specific eligible work because it is not a home-hardening program.
How to apply
The DRA encourages filing electronically through Granite Tax Connect.
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