Last week, the Legislature voted for New Hampshire’s next two-year budget, which was signed into law by Gov. Chris Sununu. This budget meets the needs of people in our state who need assistance while protecting taxpayers and promoting economic growth.

One primary component is greater assistance to cities, towns, counties and schools for property tax relief. Thankfully New Hampshire has avoided an income tax, a sales tax and capital gains tax, but for many, high property taxes are an issue. The final package allocates almost $400 million to mitigate property taxes.

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