(The Center Square) — A Colorado-based ski resort company is backing away from plans to charge a blended "sales tax" in tax-free New Hampshire for patrons amid a public backlash over the charges. 

Vail Resorts, billed as the world's largest operator of ski resorts, announced that it is lowering the charges for its Epic Pass products and is giving passholders the "option" to limit their access to New Hampshire resorts only to "forgo a tax on their pass." The move comes after the state announced it was investigating whether the company was illegally charging a sales tax. 

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