MicroGroks
Maybe one of these epochs, I’ll finally get caught up on stuff. One of those was about my RSA 91:A Right To Know, issued on August 5th, concerning taxes paid by Gunstock Mountain Resort (Business Profits Tax, Business Enterprise Tax, Meals & Rooms Tax) as well as the top shareholders in GMR and any monies …
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While Democrats whine about tax cuts for the rich and lowering local tax burdens, New Hampshire Republicans cut business and rooms and meals taxes and raised revenues. Again.
New Hampshire’s Republican Majority has done some decent work on lowering taxes in this year’s session. Two of the measures they are promoting including returning more rooms and meals (sales) tax revenue to cities and towns. Another is a spending cap bill.
Progressive groups are mad at their political puppets. How can they possibly get their way if Republicans are running everything? Is the answer to move to Vermont, Massachusetts, CT, RI, NY, NJ, even Maine? No, ruin, New Hampshire! Well, not yet!
Online travel cites won a victory at the New Hampshire State Supreme Court this week. New Hampshire had sued them in search of taxes claiming the cites were functioning as ‘operators’ and subject to the State’s Rooms and Meals Tax. The court said no.
The idea of the variable rooms and meals tax for towns is a trap set by the democrat majority legislature. I mentioned it here but let me reiterate how it works for those who may not have noticed or guessed for themselves. Democrat run State government, in its quest for a broad based tax, spends …
I’ve got mixed emotions about the variable rooms and meals tax (R&M). On one hand it is the microcosm of federalism. Every town would be the master of its own demise. Durham would be like New York State, Keene might be like Michigan. On the other, starting at 9% is way too high to begin …
