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New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 75 - Appraisal Of Taxable Property

New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title V > Chapter 75 - Appraisal Of Taxable Property

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§ 75:1	How Appraised
§ 75:1-a	Residential Property Subject To Housing Covenant Under The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program
§ 75:1-a-1	Residential Property Subject To Housing Covenant Under The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program
§ 75:2	Distinct Interests
§ 75:3	Land And Buildings
§ 75:4	Inventories
§ 75:5	Buildings
§ 75:6	Deductions In Case Of Insane Persons
§ 75:7	Oath
§ 75:8	Revised Inventory
§ 75:8-a	Five-Year Valuation
§ 75:8-b	Annual Appraisal; Municipalities Over 10,000
§ 75:9	Separate Tracts
§ 75:10	Definitions
§ 75:11	Appraisal Of Residences
§ 75:12	Valuation For Bonding Limit Purposes
§ 75:13	Valuation For Computing Equalized Value
§ 75:14	Appeal To Board Of Tax And Land Appeals
§ 75:15	Appeal To Superior Court
§ 75:16	Reclassification By Board Of Tax And Land Appeals
§ 75:17	Procedure For Complying With Orders Of Board Of Tax And Land Appeals
§ 75:18	Neglect Of Duty
§ 75:19	False Statement

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