Tax Collector

ATTENTION EXPANDED HOURS:
Mon, Tue, Thur: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday: 1:00pm - 6:00pm

2026 Tax Bill Insert

Upcoming Dates:
Wed - Apr 8 - Tax Office is Closed for Training
Mon- May 25 - Town Hall & Tax Office Closed for Memorial Day
Wed - July 1st - Spring Tax Bill is Due

Credit Card payments are now accepted    Fee: 3.25% with a $2.50 minimum.

Please note that any payments made online will be processed the next day. You will be processed in our system as the actual day you pay, however our kiosk only updates once per night which leave a two day delay in seeing updated amounts on the kiosk. 

Payment Options:

• Mail check - PO Box 660, Barrington, NH 03825

• Pay in person - cash or check only.

• Drop in outside drop box

• Pay online on our tax kiosk - please make sure you enter the correct bank routing and account numbers - if incorrect it will bounce back and you will be charged $25 as if it were an insufficient fund check

• Pay through your online bank checking - make sure that you are choosing Barrington, NH. There is a Barrington, RI that a few of the payments have gone to in error.

• Pay by credit card either online or over the counter (fee 3.25% with a $2.50 minimum)

• If you are behind on your taxes or have liens please call the Tax Office to discuss going on a monthly payment plan. 

To ensure that your tax payment gets applied to the correct parcel, please remember to include your address or Map/Lot # and write the check out to "Town of Barrington." Your telephone number is helpful in case we need to contact you with questions regarding your payment. 

Please note: Liens can only be paid by the property owner or the Agent of the property owner. If you are an Agent you will need to visit the Tax Office and fill out a form stating that the property owner is allowing you to make payments on their behalf. The property owner must sign the form in person.

Mission:

The Tax Collector's Mission is to collect tax revenue to help the Town meet its financial obligations each year. The office of the Tax Collector is responsible for:

• Collecting revenue for property taxes, current use, excavation, & timber taxes
• Responding to inquiries from banks, mortgage companies, attorney's offices, & the general public
• Reporting to the Department of Revenue