Senate President Chuck Morse, seen preparing to preside over the first in-person Senate session of 2021 in Representatives Hall in May, touted money going to towns and cities. (PAULA TRACY PHOTO)
Senate President Chuck Morse, seen preparing to preside over the first in-person Senate session of 2021 in Representatives Hall in May, touted money going to towns and cities. (PAULA TRACY PHOTO)
CONCORD — The New Hampshire Senate issued a news release Monday saying the Republican state budget delivers major tax relief for communities, but Democrats say it is not sustainable.
“New Hampshire municipalities are receiving a 45 percent increase in revenue from the Meals and Rentals Tax, thanks to the recently enacted Republican state budget,” the release said.
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