New Hampshire Association of Assessing Officials

2010 Steve Tellier Scholarship

Written by Donna Langley |

To honor our friend and colleague Steve Tellier; the Association, in 2007, established the Steve Tellier Memorial Scholarship. Steve’s passion and enthusiasm to advance the assessing field, as well as his involvement with community youth programs will always be remembered. His promoting opportunities for young adults stood as a beacon inspiring those around him. Steve was an outstanding professional, dear friend and admired by the members of the NHAAO; and in recognition of his devotion working with local youth the NHAAO established this scholarship. It is presented to exceptional high school students wishing to pursue a college education. Application

Last Updated (Wednesday, 09 December 2009 11:43)

Education

Written by Rick Brideau |

Monthly Education and/or Guest Speakers
NH Local Government Center, 10:00am-11:00am
For more information on any of the following education offerings please contact the Education Committee.

Jan 12	Statewide GIS, Stephan Hamilton, DRA
Feb 9
Mar 9	Short Sales and Distress Programs Bert Cox
May 3-7	IAAO Course 101 LGC building Concord NH, Bob Estey, Instructor
Jun 7-8-10-11	State Statutes Part 1, DRA Bldg, 109 Pleasant St, Concord, NH
Aug 9-13	Summer School at the LGC Bldg, Concord, NH
Fall 2010	IAAO Course 400, No Details Yet
Nov 17-19	Annual Conference, Center of NH, Manchester, NH

Have a suggestion for a speaker? Email it to the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has two (2) courses which have received certification for continuing education credits by the IAAO. The two courses are:

The New Model for Tax Administration Technology-driven Market Value Assessments: GIS, CAMA & Spatial Analysis

Valuing Land Affected by Conservation Easements

If interested in attending these courses, registration information can be found at www.lincolninst.edu.

Last Updated (Thursday, 25 February 2010 12:54)

Significant Features of the Property Tax

Written by Site Administrator |

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the George Washington Institute of Public Policy Launches a New Database

Formerly provided by the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (ACIR) which discontinued the publication in 1995.
Provides a wealth of information on local property taxation in all 50 states including general characteristics, relief and incentive programs, and census data.
Free access on the open web at http://www.lincolninst.edu/subcenters/significant-features-property-tax/

Last Updated (Saturday, 18 July 2009 13:38)

Articles & Papers of Interest

Written by Site Administrator |

Cracks in the Foundation: Will Real Estate Sink the NH Economy? by Brian Gottlob of PolEcon Research

The Tax-Shift Impact of Targeted Property Tax Relief in New Hampshire by New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies

Not as High as You Think: New Hampshire's Property Tax Burden by Daphne A. Kenyon, Ph.D. and Michael E. Bell, Ph.D.

Foreclosure Report from NH Bankers Association.

State Competitiveness Index 1st Edition 2nd Edition by American Legislative Exchange Council

The Problems with Property Tax Revenue Caps by Karen Lyons and Iris J. Lav

Tax Exemptions and Credits Under Different Estate Planning and Asset Protection Techniques by Fred J. Forman, Esq.

Impact of Wind Power Projects on Surrounding Residential Property Values by Ben Hoen, Ryan Wiser, Peter Cappers, Mark Thayer, and Gautam Sethi

Last Updated (Thursday, 25 February 2010 07:56)

Wal-Mart

Written by Site Administrator |

The Board of Tax and Land Appeals has posted the internal appraisal reports for the Conway and Plymouth Wal-Mart centers on their website! For those with open Wal-Mart appeals, it may be worth taking a look. Here are the links: Conway, Plymouth

See the decisions on these cases here: Conway, Plymouth

Last Updated (Thursday, 25 February 2010 07:56)

More Articles...

Meetings