New Hampshire HB1636 directs the Department of Revenue Administration to study and report on revenue options to raise at least $500 million annually.

New Hampshire HB1636 mandates the Department of Revenue Administration to analyze and present a report detailing various revenue options to generate at least $500 million annually for the state. The report, due by October 1, 2026, must include a description of the tax base, estimated revenue yield, administration and compliance assessments, legal considerations, and distributional analyses. The analysis should consider the impact on residents and businesses by income and industry, and must not disclose confidential taxpayer information.

New Hampshire HB1636 directs the Department of Revenue Administration to study and report on revenue options to raise at least $500 million annually.

New Hampshire HB1636 mandates the Department of Revenue Administration to analyze and present a report detailing various revenue options to generate at least $500 million annually for the state. The report, due by October 1, 2026, must include a description of the tax base, estimated revenue yield, administration and compliance assessments, legal considerations, and distributional analyses. The analysis should consider the impact on residents and businesses by income and industry, and must not disclose confidential taxpayer information.