NH may axe camp tax (The Nashua Telegraph)

10 March 2010, 3:25 am

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - New Hampshire lawmakers are considering repealing a 9 percent tax on campsites that took effect last July. The House and Senate vote Wednesday on separate bills that would eliminate the tax enacted to help pay for state spending.... Read More »

More Topics from "News"

• NH House approves decriminalizing marijuana (WCAX-TV Vermont)
• Public memorial Sunday for NH activist "Granny D" (Greenwich Time)
• NH Sen votes to study death penalty bill (Greenwich Time)
• NH Sen votes to study death penalty bill (WCAX-TV Vermont)
• NH Supco upholds dad's infant beating conviction (Greenwich Time)
• Former NH lawyer gets 4 years 3 months for fraud (WCAX-TV Vermont)
• Former NH lawyer gets 4 years 3 months for fraud (Greenwich Time)
• NH House considering decriminalizing marijuana (Greenwich Time)
• 4 choices for low-performing NH schools (WCAX-TV Vermont)