Property Tax Assessments

Tax Rate

Property Tax Assessments (Data Disc.)

A complete listing of assessed values is sorted by owner for the 2022 Tax Year.
2022 Data Disc, created 1/30/2023 (xls file)
2022 Data Disc, created 1/30/2023 (csv file - For best results, data should be viewed/edited as text)

Property Record Card

A complete description of property, site specific data, and the valuation breakdown is available printed on a “Property Record Card.” You may obtain a copy of this card at the Assessor’s office or our WebPro. To get a card off the web, go to WebPro, and search by Owner, Address, or Parcel ID. Please note: Year-End Property Record Cards (PDF’s) are uploaded after December bills have been mailed.

Property Assessment

A property assessment is a generic appraisal, taking primary elements of value and applying unit costs to derive an outcome. In general terms, the elements include land area (in acreage), gross living area (building square footage), extra features and outbuildings. The unit costs are extracted from property sales data and when applied to the subject property, the assessment should reflect fair market value as improved as of April 1st, 2022 at the current level of assessment*. (See New Hampshire RSA 75:1 “How Appraised” and RSA 76:16 regarding abatement requests)

**PENDING** Please see the Property Assessment Manual - Revaluation 2022 (PDF) (14MB) for Nashua’s appraisal.

Review Data

If your assessment seems high, you should first review the data on file. Errors in property data contribute to inaccurate valuations. Taxpayers aggrieved by an improper valuation may appeal their assessment per State Law (RSA 76:16) and file for abatement.

Abatement Procedure

Level of Assessment

*Level of Assessment - Each year, the DRA conducts a sales ratio study on each municipality to evaluate the performance of their assessment program. Tax Year 2022 study uses sales that occurred during the period October 1, 2021 and September 30, 2022. Based on this information, they will determine the average level of assessment of land and buildings as of April 1, 2022. Using qualified sales, verified through the PA-34 form (sales questionnaire) and our office, the median ratio will be determined. The median ratio is used to modify properties under review for abatement. The City is expecting to be notified of its ratio by February/March 2023.

Ratio History

7-Year Assessment Ratio History:

2015 - 88.5%
2016 - 84.5%
2017 - 79.1%
2018 - 94.8%
2019 - 88.8%
2020 - 83.0%
2021 - 71.9%