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NH · HB1800INTRO · 3 COSPONSORS

Relative to statewide education property taxes.

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Hearing scheduled for September 10.

10:00 AM · GP 234

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Plain-English Summary

This bill changes the maximum interest rate allowed for business transactions in New Hampshire to 4 percent. Any interest charged above this rate would be considered usury and subject to a $10,000 penalty. This change would affect businesses and lenders, potentially impacting their financial operations and the availability of credit.

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Votes
Sponsorship · 4 Sponsors
Democrat1Republican3Independent0Other0
  • R · PrimeWalter Spilsbury
  • R · CoDan McGuire
  • R · CoRaymond Peeples
  • D · CoMarjorie Smith
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