White House Notified
Mitchell Vexler, Mockingbird Properties, has sent a formal notice to President Trump requesting an independent federal review of constitutional, civil-rights, taxation, property-valuation, and public-finance concerns. The letter also raises public-finance risks. It...
Different States. Same Fight. Texas to Hampton: Who is Accountable for the Tax Number?
WHERE ARE NH ELECTED OFFICIALS? The Texas, "show me the records" approach fits directly with the Hampton strategy. "Show the statutory authority, methodology, data, calculations and records that establish these assessments were lawfully produced." Hampton's situation...
Barnes Was Right AGAIN!
Property tax fraud, nationwide? NO WAY... That is what they ALL said in New Hampshire, the selectmen, the governor, the Attorney General. Luckily Hampton taxpayers already have a complaint filed for New Hampshire and it's currently on appeal to the States highest...
When You Can’t Defend the Tax, Strike the Evidence? Hampton’s Latest Move Exposed
THE QUESTION HAMPTON DOESN’T WANT ANSWERED: WAS THE TAXATION LEGALLY AUTHORIZED? Hampton's latest move in the property-tax battle is breathtaking: instead of answering the legal question, the Town wants the New Hampshire Supreme Court to strike the argument raising...
“Affirm It… But If It’s Wrong, Send It Back?” — Hampton’s Astonishing Legal Exit Strategy
Wait... Did the Town Just Admit the Real Issues Were Never Decided? The Town of Hampton's conclusion is striking. First, the Town asks the New Hampshire Supreme Court to affirm the trial court's dismissal of the taxpayers' case. But then comes the astonishing part: if...
Questions for Local Candidates
Here are some suggested questions to ask local candidates. Part one. When it comes to economic development, housing development, infrastructure projects, and other major land-use decisions that may conflict with existing local zoning ordinances, who do you believe...
Hampton, New Hampshire Faces Showdown in State Supreme Court Over Lawfulness of Property Taxes
Per order of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, aggrieved taxpayers have filed a brief on April 30, 2026, it is summarized below. This case isn’t about routine tax complaints—it’s a direct challenge to whether the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire had any legal authority...
One Size Fits All: Concord’s War on Local Control Continues
CONCORD'S LATEST POWER GRAB Two more housing bills have been signed, pushing New Hampshire one step closer to state-directed development and one step farther away from local decision-making. HB 1010: Local Zoning Takes Another Hit - Requires municipalities to allow...
Millions Leave Hampton, NH and Taxpayers Get Left With the Tab Via Local Property Taxes
Every summer, millions of dollars flow into state parking meters at Hampton Beach. Cars line up. Lots fill. The cash keeps pouring in. But Hampton gets nothing. Zero. Not one dime of that parking revenue is guaranteed to the town that provides the roads, sewer...
FAQ Tax Assessment Questions From the Public
"Did I pay too much?.. Will I be reimbursed?.. Will my taxes go up again?.. Is there tax relief for seniors?.. Will there be a correction assessment?.. How do we prevent this from happening again?.." Got tax questions regarding Hampton NH? HTG has the answers.