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Tax Collector

    PO Box 29
    Danville, NH 03819

    Hours
    Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
    9:00 am to 3:00 pm 9:00 am to 12 noon &
    6:00 pm to 8:00 pm       		 9:00 am to 1:00 pm 9:00 am to 4:00 pm &
    6:00 pm to 8:00 pm       		 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
    2006 TAX RATE
    Updates
    $ 2.67
    Town
    $13.89
    School local
    $ 2.16
    School state
    $ 0.86
    County
    $19.58
    		  2007 TAX RATE
    Updates
    $ 2.61
    Town
    $11.81
    School local
    $ 2.26
    School state
    $ 0.89
    County
    $17.57

    Spring taxes are due 7/2/07 and the Tax Collector will be available that day from 9:00AM - 3:00PM.

    If you are paying your taxes after the due date, please call the Tax Collector for a payoff figure.

    2008 - Janie Sigilman

    The Tax Collector is elected for a three-year term; the Deputy Tax Collector is chosen by the Tax Collector with the approval of the Board of Selectmen.

    The Tax Collector is also a Notary Public and a Justice of the Peace. These services are provided free of charge to Danville residents.

    Purpose

    The Tax Collector is responsible for collecting all taxes due to the Town of Danville.

    Property Taxes

    Property taxes are billed semi-annually and are mailed to the owner of record each spring and fall. Taxes paid after the due date are penalized 12% per annum, pro-rated on a daily rate.

    This tax includes School, Town, State and County taxes. The Department of Revenue Administration sets the tax rate in October - November of each year with the new tax rate effective with the fall payment.

    Other Taxes

    The Tax Collector's office also collects taxes for current use, yield, excavation and gravel taxes. Please call the Tax Collector with any questions you may have with these taxes. They are very specific and apply to relatively few properties.

    Property Tax Exemptions

    The Town of Danville does allow various exemptions in order to lessen the impact of property taxes. These exemptions include an elderly exemption, a blind exemption, veterans exemption and disabled tax deferral exemption. Please call the Tax Collector for further information.

    Right-To-Know Information

    All tax information is available under the Right-To-Know law, including tax values, tax map information, current tax assessments and property owner. This information may be obtained from the Tax Collector at Town Hall in person or via email or telephone. Please understand that while every attempt is made to service information requests promptly, they will be made on a time as available basis. Paper copies may be obtained at the Town Hall during normal business hours at a charge of $.50 per page.


Note: The Town penalty for insufficient funds is $25 per check.


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