HB1296: relative to the conditions for, and procedures for the adoption of, the elderly tax exemption.

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• 72:27-A · reference · effective 2026-07-01

  ed to readopt its provisions following publication of updated threshold amounts, which shall only apply to increase but not to lower that municipality’s exemptions notwithstanding RSA 72:27-a, IV, unless the municipality chooses to modify or rescind its adoption as set forth in RSA 72:27-a, III. 5 Applicability. The changes in elderly property tax exemptions, pursuant to RSA 72:39-a and RSA 72:39-b, as

• 72:39-A · amend · effective 2026-07-01

  ly tax exemption. Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened: 1 Taxation; Property Taxes; Conditions for Elderly Exemption. Amend RSA 72:39-a, I(b)-(c) to read as follows: (b) Had in the calendar year preceding said April 1 a net income from all sources, or if married, a combined net income from all sources, of not more than the respective amount applicabl

• 72:39-B · reference · effective 2026-07-01

  urces, or if married, a combined net income from all sources, of not more than the respective amount applicable to each age group as determined by the city or town for purposes of RSA 72:39-b. Under no circumstances shall the amount determined by the city or town be less than [$13,400] $23,300 for a single person or [$20,400] $35,500 for married persons. The net income shall be determined by deducting from al

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• RSA 72 · PERSONS AND PROPERTY LIABLE TO TAXATION