Dumb enough to believe them when they say they want to lower taxes.
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| Bill | Tax | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| HB 1707 | Property tax | $922,600,000 |
| HB 503 | Interest & dividends tax | $272,400,000 |
| HB 503 | Business profits tax | $233,800,000 |
| HB 1708 | Business profits tax | $215,700,000 |
| HB 503 | Business enterprise tax | $184,000,000 |
| HB 1596 | Tobacco tax | $83,900,000 |
| HB 1480 | Meals & rooms tax | $48,900,000 |
| HB 503 | Meals & rooms tax | $21,600,000 |
| HB 1580 | Second-home tax | $15,000,000 |
| HB 1144 | Excavation tax | $242,000 |
| HB 1090 | Meals & rooms tax | $189,000 |
| HB 1293 | Tax on charities and nonprofits | No fiscal note |
| NH Advantage Amendment (voted no) | Income tax | $1,000,000,000 |
| NH Advantage Amendment (voted no) | State property tax | $1,000,000,000 |
| Total | $3,998,331,000 |
From the New Hampshire House record, 2025–2026 sessions.
“Today I have the pleasure of being the tax man, and I’m here to collect…”
“…and I, for one, have never said I’m against an income tax.”
“…from this new revenue source…”