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Apply Now for Low and Moderate Income Property Tax Relief

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City of Rochester, NH

The Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program in New Hampshire offers tax relief to eligible homeowners with low to moderate incomes.

To apply, fill out Form DP-8, which you can get online or by calling (603) 230-5001 to receive it by email or mail.

Submit the completed form to the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration between May 1 and June 30, after receiving your final property tax bill.

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