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Drew Cline: Lower Taxes, Higher Revenue? The Truth Behind NH’s Business Tax Cuts
Drew Cline: Lower Taxes, Higher Revenue? The Truth Behind NH’s Business Tax Cuts

In this episode, Drew Cline, President of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, breaks down the counterintuitive financial reality behind New Hampshire’s tax policy.

Cline explains how reducing the state’s Business Profits Tax (BPT) didn’t shrink state coffers—it actually drove economic growth and generated record tax revenues.

Listen as Drew shares the data, the economic principles at play, and what this success story means for the future of New Hampshire’s business climate.

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