Tax & Wastewater Collections

Nashua's Property Tax & Wastewater Department is open to the public for general services related to property taxes and wastewater. We will also continue to accept online, mail-in and drop off service.   

  • Department hours will be 8:00a.m. to 4:45 p.m. 
  • Wearing a mask is recommended in all public buildings.

If you use mail-in or drop off service for payments, we recommend that you include the bottom portion of your tax bill with your payment in order to ensure payment is applied to the correct account.

The secure drop off box is located at the back entrance of City Hall (Elm St.) We highly recommend you do not mall cash or place cash in the drop off box.   Please include a self-addressed stamped envelope. We if you need a paid receipt, a cancelled check or mortgage statement will also suffice as a receipt for federal tax purposes.   Payment receipts will be provided after the tax payment time period is complete.

Citizens may email us at propertytaxes@nashuanh.gov or call us at 589-3190 for tax questions.

Property Tax Bills

Tax Billing Update


Tax & Wastewater (Sewer) Emails – propertytaxes@nashuanh.gov or

nashuawastewater@nashuanh.gov

  • Tax and Sewer (wastewater) payments: Can be made in one of two ways: (1) online via our website portal (https://www.nashuanh.gov/paybills); (2) via mail (checks only and post dates will be honored as the date of payment with envelope provided by the city).

  • Lease parking payments: Can be made in one of two ways: (1) online via our website portal (https://www.nashuanh.gov/paybills); (2) via mail (checks only and post dates will be honored as the date of payment with envelope provided by the city).

Pay Bills

  • Tax and Sewer (wastewater) payments: Can be made in one of two ways: (1) online via our website portal (https://www.nashuanh.gov/paybills); (2) via mail (checks only and post dates will be honored as the date of payment with envelope provided by the city).

  • Lease parking payments: Can be made in one of two ways: (1) online via our website portal (https://www.nashuanh.gov/paybills); (2) via mail (checks only and post dates will be honored as the date of payment with envelope provided by the city).
  • Parking Fines (tickets) can be made in one of two ways: (1) online via our website portal (https://www.nashuanh.gov/paybills); (2) via mail (checks only and post dates will be honored as the date of payment with envelope provided by the city).

The City of Nashua, New Hampshire Tax Collector’s Office is a department within the Financial Services Division. Our primary purpose is to bill and collect various taxes and fees for the City. We strive to provide courteous and accurate responses to questions.

Please note: to expedite our ability to assist you, please have your account number available when contacting us. Your property tax account number (also called Parcel ID number) is the 8-digit number (ex. 00030502) that can be found on the upper right hand corner of your bill or can be found by using our online database located here. Your wastewater account number can be found on the upper left hand corner of your bill.

Responsibilities

The Tax Collector’s Office is responsible for the billing and collection of the following:

  1. How do I apply for a refund, if my taxes have been over paid?
  2. I’m doing my Federal Tax Returns and need to know what I paid for Taxes last year. How do I find that out?
  3. I do not agree with my real estate amount, who do I speak to?
  4. I sold the property, but I received a tax bill?
  5. I need a copy of a lien release, how and where do I obtain one?
  6. I need a duplicate receipt for my taxes, how and where do I obtain one?
  7. I never received my real estate bill, how would I obtain a copy?
  8. How do I change my billing address on the tax bill?
  9. What do I do if I receive my real estate bill in the wrong name?
  10. What is a current use assessment?
  11. What is a timber tax?
  12. What is the tax rate for the City of Nashua New Hampshire?
  13. What methods of payment do you accept?
  14. What period of time does my tax bill cover?
  15. Can I view my property tax and billing information online?
  16. Where is your office located and what are your hours?
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