A Constitutional Tax Ban Won’t Cut Costs—It Just Sends the Bill to Property Taxpayers
Backers say the amendment would block future tax hikes, while Democrats counter with a 3% flat income tax plan for schools.
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A Constitutional Tax Ban Won’t Cut Costs—It Just Sends the Bill to Property Taxpayers
By Rep. David Preece, D-Manchester New Hampshire’s tax system has always reflected a core Granite State value: independence. We make our own choices, we adapt when needed, and we don’t lock ourselves into rigid rules that limit our future. That’s exactly what makes the proposed constitutional amendment banning a state income tax so troubling. At first glance, it sounds appealing—after all, New Hampshire has long prided itself on not taxing earne…
A proposal to amend the state constitution and prohibit income taxes was the central topic in Concord yesterday, Wednesday.
In Tax Day Hearing, Dems Dismiss GOP 'Gimmick' to Ban income Taxes
During Wednesday’s Tax Day hearing on a proposed constitutional amendment banning an income tax, Rep. Jonah Wheeler (D-Peterborough) said the legislation “is obviously a gimmick.” But that doesn’t mean it didn’t work. From the handful of protesters outside the State House to the lineup of speakers denouncing the amendment before the House Ways and Means Committee, New Hampshire Republicans got exactly what they wanted: a parade of Democrats publ…
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