Business & Economy
DAY 5 You NH Folks Sure Know Your Taxes
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Thank you to everyone who shared your opinions and ideas about taxes in New Hampshire. What to do now? You could send them to friends, candidates or elected officials.
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Thank you to everyone who shared your opinions and ideas about taxes in New Hampshire. What to do now? You could send them to friends, candidates or elected officials.
Hours after the House voted to send Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s priority bill to interim study, the Senate salvaged the bill to fight for another round.
The House Thursday sent a bill to interim study that would have required insurers to cover a greater array of mental health services for minors.
Now what to do. I will post this DAY 4 group of reader ideas here including a link that has the other three days worth of opinions. And will have a DAY 5 Friday because the tax ideas keep coming.
The House Thursday failed to approve a proposed constitutional amendment that would prohibit an income tax in the state.
The Senate approved the creation of a site evaluation committee for landfills, a bill one teachers union calls “censorship in the classroom,” and a day care tax credit for businesses, among others on Thursday.
The House Thursday passed yet another bill to ban books and other materials in public schools as well as a bill mandating educators answer almost all parents’ questions regarding their children.
The Senate has passed a bill that would study campus carry of firearms on public campuses despite opposition, while the House voted down an attempt to resurrect the original bill allowing open carry on public colleges campuses.
Some people are upset by a move by legislators that would add an amendment prohibiting gun restrictions on college campuses to a House Bill that requires insurance coverage for adult amputee prosthetics.