The New Hampshire Health Protection Program: Affordable Health Care Coverage for Over 44,000 Granite Staters
An updated version of this Fact Sheet was published on February 4, 2016 – view updated version:
An updated version of this Fact Sheet was published on February 4, 2016 – view updated version:
Most New Hampshire residents with lower incomes pay a higher percentage of the money they earn in state and local taxes than residents with higher incomes do. In a new report released yesterday, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy conducted evaluations of state and local government tax systems in each of the 50 states and modeled their impacts on non-elderly residents. The report concludes that 45 states have tax systems that ask a greater percentage of the incomes of those with low earnings than those with the highest incomes.