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N.H. House OKs Premium Tax Cut

Laura Kersey, American Insurance Association assistant vice president, northeast region was hesitant about predicting whether the measure would make it into law. Like the House the Senate is Republic

By Staff Writer | Updated on March 23, 2006

The New Hampshire House of Representatives has approved and sent to the Senate legislation to reduce the state insurance premium tax from 2 percent to 1 percent.

Laura Kersey, American Insurance Association assistant vice president, northeast region was hesitant about predicting whether the measure would make it into law. Like the House the Senate is Republican. Gov. John Lynch is a Democrat.

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