New Hampshire / Sullivan County / Claremont
2025 rate · set by the DRA December 2, 2025
Claremont property tax rate
Claremont's 2025 property tax rate is $30.54 per $1,000 of assessed value. A property assessed at $300,000 owes $9,162.00 for the year. That ranks 7th highest of New Hampshire's 234 towns and cities, $13.64 above the $16.90 state median.
- 1Local school $16.22
- 2State education $1.23
- 3County $2.45
- 4Municipal $10.64
- 5Bill on $300,000 $9,162
Your Claremont tax bill
The bill before exemptions and credits. Village district or precinct taxes, where they apply, are billed on top. Compare another town.
Where Claremont's $30.54 goes
The rate is four rates added together. The local school rate is the biggest piece at $16.22, 53% of the total. Together the two school rates (local $16.22 and state education $1.23) come to $17.45, or 57% of every tax dollar. The municipal rate of $10.64 funds Claremont's own city budget, and the county rate of $2.45 is Claremont's share of the Sullivan County budget.
| Part of the rate | Claremont | Share | NH median | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Municipal | $10.64 | 35% | $4.59 | +$6.05 |
| County | $2.45 | 8% | $1.34 | +$1.11 |
| Local school | $16.22 | 53% | $9.75 | +$6.47 |
| State education | $1.23 | 4% | $1.13 | +$0.10 |
| Total | $30.54 | 100% | $16.90 | +$13.64 |
Medians are taken part by part across all 234 municipalities, so the four part medians do not add up to the median total.
Claremont's rate in 2024 and 2025
The total rate rose $1.28 (4.37%) from $29.26 in 2024, and the part that moved most was the local school rate, up $1.44. Over the same year Claremont's assessed valuation (without utilities) went from $1,177,198,621 to $1,181,976,671, up 0.41%. With the tax base nearly flat, the higher rate passes straight through to bills: the same $300,000 assessment owes $384.00 more than in 2024.
Tax on common assessed values in Claremont
| Assessed value | 2025 bill | At the 2024 rate | Versus NH median rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| $200,000 | $6,108.00 | $5,852.00 | +$2,728.00 |
| $300,000 | $9,162.00 | $8,778.00 | +$4,092.00 |
| $400,000 | $12,216.00 | $11,704.00 | +$5,456.00 |
| $500,000 | $15,270.00 | $14,630.00 | +$6,820.00 |
| $750,000 | $22,905.00 | $21,945.00 | +$10,230.00 |
Each figure is the assessed value divided by 1,000 and multiplied by the rate, before exemptions and credits. These are assessed values, the number printed on a Claremont bill, not sale prices: New Hampshire towns assess as of April 1 and many sit above or below market value between revaluations, so a $300,000 assessment can belong to a house that would sell for more or less. The "2024 rate" column applies last year's $29.26 to the same assessment.
How Claremont compares in Sullivan County and the state
Among the 15 municipalities in Sullivan County, Claremont ranks 2nd highest; the county median is $17.30, so Claremont sits $13.24 above it. The next higher rate in the county is Charlestown at $36.54, and the next lower is Langdon at $28.41. Statewide, 97% of municipalities have a lower total rate than Claremont; in 2024 it ranked 15th.
Municipalities with the closest rates anywhere in the state: Hinsdale ($31.08, Cheshire), Canaan ($31.16, Grafton), Marlborough ($31.24, Cheshire), Concord ($29.11, Merrimack). A rate only compares bills fairly between towns that assess at a similar share of market value; the DRA's equalization ratio for each town measures that share, and the guide to assessed and market value explains how to use it.
What Claremont raises and from what base
The DRA set Claremont's 2025 rate on December 2, 2025 against a total assessed valuation of $1,231,310,183 including utilities, of which $49,333,512 (4.01%) is utility property. The state education rate applies only to the $1,181,976,671 without utilities (RSA 76:3). The total commitment, the property tax Claremont bills for the year, is $37,240,062, about $2,876 for each of the 12,949 residents counted in the 2020 census. The four rates applied to the two valuations raise $37,543,533; the commitment is $303,471 lower because the DRA's rate calculation subtracts the veterans' (war service) tax credits the town grants.
Appealing a Claremont assessment
Abatement starts with Claremont, not the state. When the final 2025 bill is mailed by December 31, 2025, the written application goes to the assessors by March 1, 2026 (RSA 76:16, I(b)), the city decides by July 1, and an appeal to the Board of Tax and Land Appeals ($65 fee) or superior court is due by September 1, 2026. A bill mailed after December 31 moves each date to two, six and eight months after the mailing. The Board compares the assessment divided by the town's equalization ratio with the property's market value on April 1; the New Hampshire appeal page sets out the full procedure and the appeal check does that division.
Claremont property tax questions
What is the property tax rate in Claremont, NH?
Claremont's 2025 total rate is $30.54 per $1,000 of assessed value: municipal $10.64, county $2.45, local school $16.22 and state education $1.23. The Department of Revenue Administration set it on December 2, 2025.
How much is the property tax on a $300,000 home in Claremont?
A property assessed at $300,000 owes $9,162.00 for the 2025 tax year ($300,000 ÷ 1,000 × $30.54), before any exemption or credit. At the 2024 rate the same assessment owed $8,778.00.
Is Claremont's tax rate high for New Hampshire?
It ranks 7th highest of 234 municipalities. The statewide median is $16.90, so Claremont is $13.64 above it. Rates are per $1,000 of each town's own assessed value, and towns assess at different shares of market value, so the DRA's equalization ratio matters when comparing bills.
What is the deadline to appeal a Claremont property assessment?
For a final 2025 bill mailed by December 31, 2025, the written abatement application goes to the city assessors by March 1, 2026 (RSA 76:16). An appeal to the Board of Tax and Land Appeals or superior court follows by September 1, 2026 (RSA 76:16-a, 76:17).
Sources: NH Department of Revenue Administration, 2025 Municipal Tax Rates (completed as of January 23, 2026) (DRA; copy read) and NH Department of Revenue Administration, 2024 Municipal Tax Rates (completed as of June 9, 2025) (copy read); county and 2020 population from Wikipedia's list of NH municipalities. Last checked October 20, 2026. This page explains published figures; it is not tax or legal advice.