. . . where we strive to provide our residents with professional Town Services (listed below) in an efficient, timely and courteous manner.
If you are a "New Resident," WELCOME to our community!
Contact Information:
Town Clerk & Tax Collector -
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Deputy Town Clerk & Tax Collector - Terri Littlefield
Administrative Clerk -
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Administrative Clerk -
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Hours / Phone:
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. *** Evening Hours***
Friday - CLOSED
603-659-3073 x 4070; fax--603-659-3441
2013 Holiday Schedule
* Please Note: The TC/TC Office will be closing at 5:00 pm, July 3rd *
ONLINE BILL PAYMENT
FAQs - New Online Bill Payment (effective 8/29/12).
Water & Sewer
Motor Vehicle Registration Renewals
Property Tax
Articles of Agreement ($5.00 filing fee per RSA 292:5)
Boat Registrations
Copies
- Letter/Legal Size - $0.50/page
- Assessment Card, Duplicate Tax Bill or Tax Map - $1.00
- Fax - $5.00
- Voter Checklist/Report - $27.00
- Property Tax List or Assessor Reports - $35.00 (paper, e-mail or disk)
Dog Licensing - NEW... License your Dog Online (New or Renewals) - Click on Online Bill Payment above!
Dog Licenses are DUE every year by April 30th
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for questions or to notify the Clerk's Office if you no longer have your dog for any reason
Hunting and Fishing Licenses - Unfortunately, are not available at the Town Clerk's Office. To purchase a license please visit the New Hampshire Fish & Game Department
Motor Vehicle Registrations
Notary Services ($1.00 per Notary seal)
Permits & Applications
Recycling & Trash Collection (Bins & Bags Available in the Town Clerk's Office)
Vital Records (Marriage, Birth, Death & Divorce)
PLEASE NOTE: By obtaining your vital record certified copy directly from the Town of Newmarket, the Town is able to retain 100% of the “Town Fee” portion of the vital record fee ($4.00 of the $15.00 fee), which would otherwise be paid to and retained by the State. The Town is required to remit the remaining portion of the fee ($11.00 of the $15.00 fee) to the State of New Hampshire.
Voting Information
ELECTION HISTORY 1987-Present
TAX COLLECTION
Property Tax Payment Options
Partial Payments and pre-payments are accepted and encouraged.
Pursuant to State law, interest at the rate of 12% is charged on all past-due property taxes, and 18% interest is charged on all property tax liens. If you are unable to pay your property taxes or tax lien in full, making partial payments will benefit you by reducing the total interest that must be paid. Upon receiving your partial payment, the Tax Collector's Office will mail you a receipt showing how your payment was applied and the remaining balance due - which you may then use as a reminder for your next payment.
- Cash, checks, money orders, Mastercard, Discover and American Express are accepted at the Tax Collectors office.
- Checks or money orders by mail.
- Check or money orders may be placed in the 24 hour secure drop-box located on the right-hand side of the Town Hall (outside the elevator entrance).
- View and/or Pay your property taxes online
The 1st Issue 2013 Property Tax Bills will be due on July 1, 2013. (Note: 1st issue property tax bill amounts are an 'estimate only' and are based on one-half of the total 2012 property tax amount. 2012 tax rate: $23.67 )
The 2nd Issue 2013 Property Tax Bills will be due on or around December 1, 2013. The 2013 tax rate will be set by the State in the fall based on voter-approved budgets of Town, School, County, and State Education requirements, and factoring in other tax-related funding sources.
Property Tax Liens - In accordance with State law, property tax liens are executed in mid to late April on any properties which have unpaid prior year property taxes and/or unpaid prior year water and sewer bills
Resident Tax - Repealed by Town Council July 11, 2007 (RSA 72:1-c)
TAX RATE HISTORY
Frequently Asked Questions - Property Tax FAQs
For additional Property Tax Information: NH Dept. of Revenue Administration or Town of Newmarket, Assessing Department
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