Form Pa-29 - Permanent Application For Property Tax Credit/exemptions
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4NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ADMINISTRATION
FORM
PERMANENT APPLICATION FOR PROPERTY TAX CREDIT/EXEMPTIONS
PA-29
DUE DATE APRIL 15th PRECEDING THE SETTING OF THE TAX RATE
CALL YOUR CITY/TOWN FOR INCOME AND ASSET LIMITS
There is a separate page of instructions (pages 3 & 4) that accompany this form. If you do not receive the instructions, please visit our web site at
or contact your city/town.
PROPERTY OWNER’S LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
INITIAL
STEP 1
NAME AND
PROPERTY OWNER’S LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
INITIAL
ADDRESS
MAILING ADDRESS
CITY/TOWN
STATE
ZIP CODE
CITY/TOWN TAX MAP #
BLOCK #
LOT #
ADDRESS OF PROPERTY
1 Veteran’s Name
STEP 2
VETERANS’
TAX CRED-
2 Date of Entry into Military Service
3 Date of Discharge/Release from Military Service
ITS/EX-
4
Veterans’ Tax Credit
Veteran
EMPTION
Credit for Service Connected Total and Permanent Disability
Spouse
Surviving Spouse
Credit for Surviving Spouse of Veteran Who Was Killed or Died on Active Duty
Veteran of Allied Country
5 Name of Allied Country Served in
6 Branch of Service
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US Citizen at time of entry into the Service
Alien but Resident of NH at time of entry into the Service
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9 Does any other eligible Veteran own interest in this property?
No
Yes If YES, give name
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Total Veteran Exemption
(a) Veteran
(b) Surviving Spouse of that Veteran
STEP 3
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Elderly Exemption
Applicant’s Date of Birth
Spouse’s Date of Birth
OTHER
Must be 65 years of age on or before April 1st of year for which exemption is claimed.
EXEMP-
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Disabled Exemption
Solar Energy Systems Exemption
TIONS
Blind Exemption
Woodheating Energy Systems Exemption
Deaf Exemption
Wind-Powered Energy Systems Exemption
STEP 4
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Improvements to Assist Persons with Disabilities
Improvements to Assist the Deaf
IMPROVE-
MENTS
STEP 5
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This is my primary residence
RESIDEN-
NH Resident for one year preceding April 1st in the year in which the tax credit is claimed (Veterans’ Credit)
CY
NH Resident for Five Consecutive Years preceding April 1st in the year the exemption is claimed (
)
Disabled & Deaf Exemptions
NH Resident for Three Consecutive Years preceding April 1st in the year the exemption is claimed (
Elderly Exemption)
STEP 6
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Do you own 100% interest in this residence?
Yes
No
If NO, what percent (%) do you own?
OWNER-
SHIP
STEP 7
Under penalties of perjury, I hereby declare that the above statements are true.
SIGNA-
TURES
SIGNATURE (IN INK) OF PROPERTY OWNER
DATE
SIGNATURE (IN INK) OF PROPERTY OWNER
DATE
Deadline: Form PA-29 must be fi led by April 15th preceding the setting of the tax rate. The assessing offi cials shall send written notice
WHEN
to the taxpayer of their decision by July 1st prior to the date of notice of tax. Failure of the assessing offi cials to respond shall constitute
TO
a denial of the application. Example: If you are applying for an exemption and/or credit of your 2013 property taxes, which are due no
FILE
earlier then December 1, 2013, then you have until April 15th, 2013 to fi le this form. The assessing offi cials have until July 1st, to send
notice of their decision. Failure of the assessing offi cials to respond shall constitute a denial of the application.
A late response or a failure to respond by assessing offi cials does not extend the appeal period.
Date of fi ling is when the completed application form is either hand delivered to the city/town, postmarked by the post offi ce, or receipted
by an overnight delivery service.
If an application for a property tax exemption or tax credit is denied by the town/city, an applicant may appeal in writing on or before
APPEAL
September 1st following the date of notice of tax under RSA 72:1-d to the New Hampshire Board of Tax and Land Appeals (BTLA) or
PROCE-
to the Superior Court. Example: If you were denied an exemption from your 2013 property taxes, you have until September 1, 2014,
DURE
to appeal.
Forms for appealing to the BTLA may be obtained from the NH BTLA, 107 Pleasant Street, Concord, NH 03301, their web site at www.
nh.gov/btla or by calling (603) 271-2578. Be sure to specify EXEMPTION APPEAL.
PA-29
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Rev. 3/2013
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