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New Hampshire

Mopar151

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2. In cheapass NH, Yes!

Reply to docgee (Reply #1)

Wed May 22, 2019, 03:34 PM

May 2019

NH property tax for education may be the country's most regressive. Has VERY little mercy for low incomes (like us), creates enclaves of wealth largely exempt from these taxes.

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$132900 is considered high wages? docgee May 2019 #1

In cheapass NH, Yes! Mopar151 May 2019 #2