Who really pays for business tax cuts in New Hampshire?

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Based on our research, the proposal would drain tens of millions of dollars from the state budget, could weaken funding for education, health care, and local services, and ultimately shift more costs onto families and property-tax payers, all while offering most businesses savings too small to meaningfully boost hiring or investment. Here’s what the data show, and why it matters for Granite Staters.

Building a Better New Hampshire: Panelist solutions from NHFPI’s 10th Annual Conference

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Among the four featured panels, speakers shared ideas around collaboration, increased investment, and data-driven decision making as promising solutions for addressing the most pressing challenges in health care, caregiving, housing, and the state’s rural communities.

NH sees largest decrease in drug-related fatalities in a decade as state funding on substance use services increased

read more…: NH sees largest decrease in drug-related fatalities in a decade as state funding on substance use services increased

New Hampshire has seen a 33.4 percent decline in drug-related fatalities between 2023 and 2024, the sharpest year-over-year reduction in 10 years, according to a report by the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute (NHFPI).

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