New Hampshire

New Hampshire Cuts Tax on Rooms, Meals

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Dining and staying overnight in New Hampshire just got a little bit less expensive.

Starting Friday, the state's tax on rooms and meals was reduced from 9% to 8.5%. That means someone buying a $24 restaurant meal would pay 12 cents less.

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Gov. Chris Sununu said towns and cities also will see an increase in the share they receive back from the revenue stream as part of the budget he signed in June.

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