Simple. Transparent. Contingency-Based.

Four Steps to Lower Taxes

We handle everything from evidence to hearings. You sign one form and wait for the savings.

Free Property Assessment

Send us your property address or parcel number. We pull your municipal assessment data, run comparable sales, and analyze your property's income potential. Within 48 hours we tell you your appeal strength, a conservative savings estimate, and our honest go/no-go recommendation.

No cost, no commitment. If we don't think we can win, we tell you that upfront.

You Sign One Form

Two documents — that's it. An Agent Authorization lets us represent you before the Selectmen and BTLA. Our Contingency Agreement spells out our 30% fee, which only applies if we reduce your assessed value.

What you never have to do:

Pay any upfront fee or retainer

Gather evidence or comps yourself

Learn assessment methodology

Attend any hearing

Talk to the municipal assessor

Track open book deadlines

We Handle Everything

Our licensed consultants build a full evidence package and represent you at every stage. Most abatements settle at the Selectmen or BTLA stage without needing further escalation.

Selectmen Abatement

We file your abatement application with the Selectmen before the March 1 deadline under RSA 76:16, presenting evidence and negotiating a reduction.

Build the Evidence Package

Income approach analysis, comparable sales, assessment methodology review, and property condition documentation.

BTLA Appeal (if needed)

If the Selectmen result is unsatisfactory, we appeal to the Board of Tax and Land Appeals.

Comprehensive Case Preparation

We handle all documentation, hearing preparation, and representation through every stage.

You Save Money

Reduction confirmed. Your new assessed value is locked in for the tax year. Tax bill drops. Our invoice is 30% of first-year savings only — nothing in year two or beyond.

47%

Property Tax Increase Since 2016

85%

Client Win Rate

If We Don't Win

Annual Calendar

The New Hampshire Abatement Timeline

Jan–Feb

Values Assessed

Town assessors set new assessed values for the tax year.

Mar 1

Abatement Deadline

File your abatement application with the Selectmen by March 1. This is the final deadline under RSA 76:16.

Mar–Jul

Selectmen Review

Selectmen have until July 1 to grant, partially grant, or deny your abatement.

Jul onwards

BTLA Appeal

If denied by Selectmen, appeal to Board of Tax and Land Appeals within 120 days.

Ready to Get Started?

Free assessment. No obligation. We'll tell you exactly what we think you can save.

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