Hudson, NH property taxes and records: how to look up any home
You can look up any Hudson property's assessment and records online through the town's official tools below. Hudson's 2025 total property tax rate is $17.11 per $1,000 of assessed value, set by the NH Department of Revenue Administration on November 13, 2025, which works out to about $143 a month for each $100,000 of assessed value.
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Where can I look up a Hudson property's assessment or tax card?
- Property assessment data (cards, sales, values): Vision Government Solutions, Hudson
- Tax maps: Town of Hudson 2026 Property Tax Maps
- GIS map: Town of Hudson GIS for Public Use
Records show the assessed value the town uses for the tax bill, the lot, the building details and recent sales. If something on a card looks wrong (square footage, bedrooms, lot size), contact the assessing office.
What is Hudson's tax rate, and what does it add to a payment?
| 2025, per $1,000 | Hudson |
|---|---|
| Town | $5.57 |
| County | $1.12 |
| State education | $1.25 |
| Local education | $9.17 |
| Total | $17.11 |
About $1,711 a year, or $143 a month, for each $100,000 of assessed value. On a home assessed at $450,000, that's about $642 a month. Most lenders collect it monthly through escrow.
How close are Hudson's assessments to market value?
Hudson's last revaluation took effect for the 2022 tax year, and the town is doing a statistical revaluation for the 2027 tax year to bring assessments back to 100% of market value. The town notes that state law requires a reassessment at least once every five years.
When are tax bills due, and how do I pay?
Most New Hampshire towns bill twice a year: the first bill is an estimate based on the prior year, and the final bill uses the new rate the state sets in the fall. Due dates vary, so check the town's tax page: Town of Hudson Assessing (links to property tax pages).
What if I think my assessment is too high?
You can ask the town for an abatement. In New Hampshire the application is generally due by March 1 after the year's final tax bill. Hudson's page: abatements.
Are there exemptions or tax credits?
Yes. New Hampshire towns offer credits and exemptions such as the veterans' tax credit, set and administered locally. See Hudson's list: exemptions and credits.
Buying or refinancing in Hudson?
Your lender counts property tax in the monthly payment it uses to qualify you, so the home's real assessment matters. Send Tom the address and he'll run the payment with the town's actual assessment and rate. No credit pull to start. Tom MacDonald, Loan Officer, Elite Mortgage Group · NMLS #2748687 · Company NMLS #2502308MBR.
Sources
- NH DRA, 2025 municipal tax rates (Hudson $17.11 and its four parts, set November 13, 2025): https://www.revenue.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt736/files/documents/2025-municipal-tax-rates.pdf
- Vision Government Solutions, Hudson: https://gis.vgsi.com/HudsonNH/
- Town of Hudson 2026 Property Tax Maps: https://www.hudsonnh.gov/DocumentCenter/View/11279/2026-Tax-Map
- Town of Hudson GIS for Public Use: https://www.hudsonnh.gov/1612/GIS-for-Public-Use
- Town of Hudson, 2027 Revaluation Details: https://www.hudsonnh.gov/1334/2027-Revaluation-Details
- Hudson abatements: https://www.hudsonnh.gov/1318/Property-Tax-Abatements ; exemptions and credits: https://www.hudsonnh.gov/1311/Tax-Exemptions-and-Veterans-Credits ; paying taxes: https://www.hudsonnh.gov/1223/Assessing
- NH RSA 76:16, abatement application (generally by March 1): https://gc.nh.gov/rsa/html/V/76/76-16.htm
- NH tax billing (first bill an estimate, final bill at the new rate): the site's guide-nh-property-tax-bills-escrow (NH DRA tax collector manual; RSA 76:15-a)
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