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Portsmouth Herald Poco Amare to perform at Exeter Public Library EXETER — The Exeter Public Library will host Poco Amare, a sub-group of the Seacoast chamber chorus Amare Cantare, on Tuesday, July 20.  The event, featuring a program of unaccompanied choral music, will take place at 6:30 p.m.  The performance includes selections ranging from Renaissance madrigals to Romantic part songs to works by living composers.  This program is free and open to the public. Exeter Public Library is loca...

Published: 5/27/2021 3:17:49 PM After four work sessions and a lot of angst, the House of Ways and Means Committee voted unanimously to exempt New Hampshire businesses from paying taxes on forgiven Paycheck Protection Program loans. The bipartisan 23-0 vote to approve Senate Bill 3 without amendment indicates the measure is likely to pass the full House next week and be sent to Gov. Chris Sununu for his signature. The vote came a week after the latest estimate that the bill would cost the state...

NH Business Review With an eye toward this year’s revenue windfall, committee votes unanimously for measure May 26, 2021 fter four work sessions and a lot of angst, the House of Ways and Means Committee voted unanimously to exempt New Hampshire businesses from paying taxes on forgiven Paycheck Protection Program loans. The bipartisan 23-0 vote to approve Senate Bill 3 without amendment indicates the measure is likely to pass the full House next week and be sent to Gov. Chris Sununu for his si...

Senate panel saddles up for machine horse racing, not yet for online taxes By Garry Rayno - InDepthNH | Apr 20, 2021 Rep. Patrick Abrami, R-Stratham CONCORD — The Senate Ways and Means Committee made quick work Monday of a bill to allow historical horse racing under charitable gaming but wants more information on a bill the sponsor said closes a loophole in the rooms and meals tax by taxing online platforms for car rentals and short-term rentals. The committee voted 5-0 to recommend House Bil...

Tax prohibition amendments don’t pass House By Garry Rayno - InDepthNH | Apr 11, 2021 House members enjoy some food at Fridays session at the NH SportsPlex in Bedford. (PAULA TRACY photo) BEDFORD — House Republicans failed Friday to muster the votes needed to advance two proposed constitutional amendments prohibiting broad-based taxes. The House did approve a bill to expand the base of the rooms and meals tax to include internet transactions for rental cars and rooms. The proposed constitut...