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New Hampshire Property Tax Calculator

Estimate annual and monthly property taxes in New Hampshireusing the state's average effective property tax rate of 1.93%. Enter a home value below to see an instant estimate — free and with no sign-up.

Last updated 2026-05-31

New Hampshire Property Tax Calculator
Average property tax rate: 1.93%.
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New Hampshire has no broad income or sales tax, so it relies heavily on property taxes to fund local services.
Annual estimate
$9,650
Monthly estimate
$804

How to calculate property taxes in New Hampshire

To estimate property taxes in New Hampshire, multiply the home value by the local property tax rate. This page applies the state average effective rate of 1.93%, so a property valued at $500,000 would have an estimated annual property tax of $9,650.

New Hampshire has no broad income or sales tax, so it relies heavily on property taxes to fund local services.

Actual tax bills can include county, city, school district, exemption, and assessment rules, so investors should verify the final number with the local assessor before closing.

Comparing returns across markets? Use the cap rate calculator and cash-on-cash return calculator, which let you include property taxes as an operating expense.

New Hampshire property tax FAQ

What is the average property tax rate in New Hampshire?

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The average effective property tax rate in New Hampshire is about 1.93%, which is above the U.S. average of roughly 1.07%. Effective rate means annual tax divided by market value; your local rate may differ by county and city.

How much is property tax on a $400,000 home in New Hampshire?

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Using New Hampshire's average effective rate of 1.93%, a $400,000 home owes about $7,720 per year in property tax, or roughly $643 per month. Actual bills vary with local rates and exemptions.

How do I calculate property tax in New Hampshire?

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Multiply your home's value by the local property tax rate. This calculator applies New Hampshire's average effective rate of 1.93%, but you should confirm the exact county, city, and school district rates and any available exemptions with your local assessor.

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This estimate uses New Hampshire's average effective property tax rate and is for educational purposes only — not tax advice. Confirm your exact rate and exemptions with your county assessor.