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Carroll County Property Tax Due Date

New Hampshire

2026 Property Tax Due Dates

Installment 1in 44 days

July 1

First installment (estimate)

Installment 2in 197 days

December 1

Second installment (final)

Penalty: Interest accrues after due dateGrace period: None

Payment Methods

Online, Mail, In-Person

Carroll County Treasurer

How to Pay

Online

Pay using credit card or e-check

By Mail

Mail check payable to Carroll County Treasurer

In Person

Visit the Treasurer's office

About Property Taxes in New Hampshire

New Hampshire relies more heavily on property taxes than almost any other state. With no income tax or sales tax, property taxes are the primary funding mechanism for local government and public schools. Property is assessed at full market value (100%) and administered entirely at the town and city level. Tax rates (expressed as dollars per $1,000 of assessed value) vary significantly by municipality and can range from around $10 to over $35 per $1,000 depending on local spending and state education tax allocations. The state also levies a statewide education property tax that appears on all property tax bills.

Payment & Assessment

New Hampshire property tax payment schedules vary by municipality, but most towns bill semi-annually: First bill: Due in July or August (based on the prior year's rate as a preliminary estimate) Second bill: Due in December (final bill based on current year's rate) Some towns bill quarterly or annually. Interest of 8% per year applies to overdue taxes. Most towns offer online payment or accept payment by mail and in person at the town hall. Contact your local tax collector for specifics.

Statewide framework for New Hampshire. Your county's specific rates and deadlines are shown above.

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Due dates shown are for reference only. Contact your county treasurer's office to confirm official deadlines before making payments.