Conway SelectmenJim Prue 32624

Conway property owner Jim Prue told selectmen in March there are major problems with the town's revaluation that caused residential homeowners to pay more in property taxes than they should. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)

CONWAY — In January, 100 or so frustrated taxpayers took to town hall to take issue when a recent reval of their properties caused a sudden spike in their taxes. Now, a group of Conway taxpayers has petitioned the N.H. Board of Land and Tax Appeals to order a full reassessment in 2024.

The New Hampshire Board of Tax & Land Appeals (BTLA) is an alternative forum to the Superior Court system. Among the items in the BTLA's jurisdiction is matters concerning the reassessment of property. 

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