(The Center Square) — New Hampshire officials are conducting an investigation into claims that Vail Resorts — the world's largest operator of ski resorts — is illegally collecting a sales tax from its patrons in the state.

In March, the Colorado-based company implemented a "broad-based tax" on all Epic Pass products, including Epic Day Passes at its New Hampshire resorts, including Wildcat Mountain, Attitash and Mount Sunapee, which operates on land leased by the state. The new 3.2% charge is listed as "Sales and Other Taxes" for customers when they buy seasonal tickets, officials said.

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