What could be more Republican than the two-year state budget under construction in Concord? Revenue is down, in part because the GOP keeps cutting and repealing taxes to help out corporations and ...

New Hampshire’s budget crisis isn’t the result of an economic downturn or unexpected calamity — it’s the foreseeable outcome of deliberate policy choices. Chief among them: a decade of business tax ...

Hawaii is the state with the highest tax burden, meaning the state with the highest proportion of residents' income going to state and local taxes, new analysis shows. In a report published on ...

The state has no income tax and one of the lowest sales tax burdens in the country at 1.47 percent. Meanwhile, Wyoming, New Hampshire, Tennessee and South Dakota rank among those with the lowest ...

HAMDEN — As residents brace for hefty property tax hikes, local officials are considering several options to reduce costs and mitigate the financial burden on homeowners. Many Hamden residents ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — An obscure but consequential bookkeeping matter has become the latest flashpoint in Congress as Republicans labor to enact President Donald Trump's sprawling tax cut agenda.

CONCORD — A new study by the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute finds business tax rate reductions have cost the state between $795 million and $1.17 billion in forgone revenue since 2015 ...

tax growth in New Hampshire lagged behind neighboring Maine and Vermont, states that did not cut their top corporate tax rates during the same period. The New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute ...

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Since New Hampshire has neither, most of the state’s revenue comes from taxes on businesses, namely the Business Profits Tax (BPT) and the Business Enterprise Tax (BET). Together, they can represent ...

In Kansas, Representative Blake Carpenter pushed forward House Concurrent Resolution 5014, which would generate $2 billion every year in extra revenues by eliminating some sales tax exemptions.