Apr 4, 2009
Senate Bill 198 would have added public members to the assessing standards board and require that the chairperson of the board not be a senator or house of representatives member Bill Text: SB 198 The bill was heard by the Senate Executive Departments and...
Mar 21, 2009
Superior Court Judge Diane Nicolosi struck down the New Hampshire Advantage Coalition’s proposal that the city of Concord should limit spending and tax increases to the previous year’s national consumer price index, even though a cap could be overridden by...
Mar 21, 2009
March 21, 2009 Nashua Telegraph CONCORD – The House tax-writing committee endorsed new taxes on capital gains and estates to help support the next two-year state budget. “They were recommended because they were needed for the budget,” said state Rep. Susan...
Mar 19, 2009
Americans all over the USA are uniting to protest the corruption, cheating, and looting that is going on at the federal level. Since 2007, they have been uniting together in protests called ‘Tea Parties’. Please join us in New Hampshire for a Tea Party on...
Mar 18, 2009
Expansion of N.H. Assessing Standard Board debated CONCORD — Adding more general public representation to the 15-member state board that governs New Hampshire’s assessing standards drew area support at the Executive Departments and Administration Committee...
Mar 14, 2009
Where Does Your Municipality Rank? One can compare how the spending (budget) impacts the tax rate and compare with other Cities and Towns in the State. See where your municipality rates. This is the most current data from DRA. Please read the introduction on Page 1 as...