CONCORD — As the economic recovery continues from the impact of COVID-19, the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration is offering low and moderate income homeowners the opportunity to apply for property tax relief. The DRA is accepting applications for its Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program through June 30. The department distributed more than $886,700 through this tax relief program last year, and nearly $45 million in total since the program launched in 2002.
“We aim to provide as much support to our taxpayers as possible,” said DRA Commissioner Lindsey Stepp. “Although the COVID-19 situation has improved from this time last year, we understand that many face financial challenges. We will work with qualified individuals to make sure they have the option to apply for tax relief.”
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