The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2010 is at $.36432 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2009 is at $.37165 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2008 was revised and the new rate is $.3738 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2008 is at $.3925 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2007 is at $0.369832 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2006 is at $0.3643 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2005 is at $ .64 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2004 is at $ .64 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2003 is at $ .64 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2002 was $ .64 per thousand.

The Tax Rate for the Central Business Service District Tax in the City of Manchester NH for the Tax Year 2001 was $ .59 per thousand. 

The State of New Hampshire has a real estate tax and earth (sand, gravel, loam, stone, etc) is considered to be part of the real estate, therefore taxable. Due to the difficulty of determining the market value of the earth products, and to deter the premature removal of earth products to avoid taxation, the legislature exempted earth from the real estate tax in 1998 and created the Excavation Tax under RSA 72-B. Earth, as defined in RSA 155-E:1, I, is only taxed at the time it is excavated at a rate of $.02 (two cents) per cubic yard. The Excavation Tax is paid to the municipality in which the excavation took place.

RSA'S Pertaining to Excavation/ Gravel Tax

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The State of New Hampshire has a real estate tax and by definition timber is considered to be real estate, therefore taxable. However, the method in which it is taxed is different from other real estate and is described in the State Constitution. Timber is only taxed at the time it is cut and at a rate, which encourages the growing of timber. In order for the municipal assessing officials to be aware of cutting operations they must be notified of the cutting by the owner filing a notice of intent to cut timber.

RSA'S Pertaining to Timber/ Yield Tax