New Hampshire HB1300 proposes a local tax cap for school districts and a fixed cap on central office administrative budgets for school administrative.
New Hampshire HB1300 introduces a mechanism for towns and wards to vote on a local tax cap for school districts and a fixed cap on central office administrative budgets for school administrative units during the 2026 and 2028 state general elections. If approved, the local tax cap would limit property tax growth for school districts to the prior year's amount adjusted for inflation and new construction. The fixed cap would restrict central office administrative spending to 6 percent of total school district appropriations.
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