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3 Pays for services that help make our communities stronger Tangible and direct: Roads and bridges Police, fire, and emergency medical services Education (including primary, secondary, and public higher education) Public health services and health insurance services for those in need Cleaning trash, clearing roads Parks and preserves, including federal, state, and local protected areas Less tangible, but very important: Benefitting from an educated workforce and public Protecting citizens from harm and environmental degradation Long-term investments, with positive returns, made collectively New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 3
4 Not all government revenue comes from taxes Collections through fees, charges, interest, and programs that sell products or services Federal programs, grants, and aid supply a large amount of revenue to the State government directly, also may provide funding for local government initiatives, support for other organizations New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 4
5 The federal government collects revenue that ends up in State coffers, but that is not a focus here State Revenue: money collected through New Hampshire state taxation and other sources, including grants from the federal government State tax revenue is usually the least restricted revenue, with federal grant programs and specific State fees more likely to have strings attached Local Revenue: money collected by New Hampshire counties, school districts, and municipalities (local governments), primarily through property taxes New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 5
6 What Our Revenue System Looks Like Where State Revenue Comes From How Federal Decisions Affect State Revenue Where Local Government Revenue Comes From How State Decisions Affect Local Revenue For more information, see Revenue In Review at nhfpi.org. New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 6
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10 Business Profits Tax Tax based on gross business profits, adjustments (BET), and apportionment Tax base likely about $4.5 billion Funds General Fund and Education Trust Fund 1.5 percentage points of the total rate to the Education Trust Fund Rate reductions underway: 8.5% in 2015, 8.2% in 2016, 7.9% in 2018 (trigger), 7.7% in 2019, 7.5% in 2021 Business Enterprise Tax Relatively unique among state business taxes, based on compensation, interest, dividends paid or accrued, adjustments, and apportionment Broader tax base, likely about $35 billion Funds the Education Trust Fund (0.50 percentage points of total rate) and the General Fund until rate phase-down Rate reductions underway: 0.75% in 2015, 0.72% in 2016, 0.675% in 2018 (trigger), 0.60% in 2019, 0.50% in 2021 New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 10
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15 Established in 1999 to support newly created Education Trust Fund for Adequate Education Grants supporting each pupil Set to raise $363 million in 2005, does not adjust for inflation New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 15
16 Tax of 9.0 percent levied on most purchases of food or beverages from restaurants, also on hotel rooms and car rentals Funds the General Fund, Education Trust Fund (car rentals portion), certain school building aid, State s travel and tourism development agency, municipalities New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 16
17 $1.78 per 20-cigarette pack, adjusted-proportionally for pack size percent on wholesale price of other tobacco products Several rate changes in last 20 years (boosted up to $0.37/pack in 1997) Supports General ($1.00/pack) and Education Trust Funds ($0.78/pack) New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 17
18 $0.75 per $100 of sale of real estate or interest in real estate Levied against buyer and seller for total revenue of $1.50 per $100 $0.25 of the $0.75 goes to the Education Trust Fund, rest to General Fund New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 18
19 1.25 percent on premiums from insurers 2 percent health, accident, and certain life insurance premiums Goes to General Fund except revenues from newly insured under NH Health Protection Program, which go to the Program s trust fund New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 19
20 $0.222 per gallon on motor fuels, aviation fuel taxed at different rate Can only be used for highway-related purposes, other restrictions on portions Revenues go to the Highway Fund, used for interest on highway bonds and notes New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 20
21 Medicaid Enhancement Tax 5.25 percent of charges hospitals make for services, $212.5 million in SFY 2016 Revenues to Uncompensated Care and Medicaid Fund, leverages federal dollars Interest and Dividends Tax Individuals pay 5 percent of interest earned (over at least $2,400 per individual) from interest payments or dividends from certain stock ownership Revenues go to General Fund, $89.3 million in SFY 2016 Communications Services Tax 7 percent on two-way communications services, not internet, declining revenue Utility Property Tax $6.60 per $1,000 levied on machinery, real estate, structures for electricity, natural gas or petroleum distribution owned by regulated utilities New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 21
22 Liquor Commission Operates State liquor stores that are sole source for liquor and spirits, while certain wine may be sold from licensed businesses and beer is taxed Pays for its own operations, the Alcohol Abuse Prevention and Treatment Fund, and the General Fund $665.7 million in SFY 2016 generated from sales and services, $4.5 million from licenses; General Fund received $139.9 million plus $12.9 million from beer tax Lottery Commission Sells lottery tickets and oversees taxed racing and charitable gaming $308.6 million generated in SFY 2016, $79.2 million to Education Trust Fund Turnpike System Tolls users of three turnpikes to operate, construct, and maintain them $130.7 million from tolling operations in SFY 2016 New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 22
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24 Medicaid In all funds (State on-budget, State off-budget, federal), about $2.0 billion in SFY 2016 was Medicaid, approximately 29 percent of all State spending Recent proposals at the federal level would have significantly reduced federal contributions, which are a 50%-50% match or better for the State Other Program Areas Federal transportation aid Education aid special education, school lunch program, professional development Water pollution and infrastructure funds, clean and drinking water programs Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Food Stamps/SNAP; Women, Infants, and Children Nutrition Program Veterans care aid Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which funds the State Fuel Assistance Program ($28.4 million in SFY 2018 State budget) New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 24
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27 Reliance on many revenue streams, most with narrow bases High importance of non-tax revenue sources, such as liquor and lottery sales Fortunes do not rise or fall with changes in a single revenue source, adds stability to the revenue system relative to other states Narrow bases more likely to disappear with changing economy Policymaker flexibility might be more limited because of narrower bases, large or many adjustments may be needed to react to changes Certain revenue sources likely to be declining over time, such as the Tobacco Tax and the Communications Services Tax Changing demographics may complicate sustainability Reliance on federal sources results in limited options if funding from the federal government is reduced New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 27
28 Local governments includes: County governments Sheriff s departments County nursing homes and long-term care County jails County attorney Register of deeds office Unincorporated townships School districts Municipal governments (town and city) New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 28
29 Grants from other levels of governments (state and federal) Fees, grants, or gifts However, only viable tax option is the property tax The Local Property Tax 99 percent of all local tax revenue 60 percent of all local revenue, including grants from State and federal government, school lunches, etc. $3.1 billion dollars in tax year 2016 About 90 percent of property taxes paid in NH are Local taxes New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 29
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33 Much of the on-paper dollar value is in Adequate Education Grants, less when locally-raised Statewide Education Property Tax is removed Adequate Education Grants modified, stabilization aid to decline 4 percent annually starting in SFY 2017 and continuing for 25 years The school building aid program has not accepted new projects since SFY 2010 with one exception Since SFY 2013, State contribution to local teachers, police, and firefighter retirement costs has been suspended, was 35 percent in SFY 2009 and earlier Meals and Rentals Tax distribution to municipalities set at 40 percent of revenue in law, but formula to reach that percentage has been suspended Revenue sharing program has been suspended since 2010 Environmental grants for drinking water and wastewater facilities and landfills have been declining in aggregate Highway and bridge aid funding has fluctuated over time, recently an influx of one-time funds Sources: New Hampshire Office of Legislative Budget Assistant, Budget Orientation, January 2017, page 65; New Hampshire Municipal Association, The Basic Law of Budgeting, 2017, Chapter 12; New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute, Building the Budget, February 2017 New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 33
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36 A Connection Between Local Property Tax Increases and State Budget Decisions? Local property tax rates depend on many factors But a logical connection exists And federal budget decisions could affect your local property tax bill New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 36
37 Revenue in Review: Building the Budget: Issue Brief: The State Budget for Fiscal Years 2018 and 2019: and-2019.html NHFPI Common Cents blog: NHFPI NH State Budget page: New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 37
38 Address: New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 64 North Main Street, 3 rd Floor Concord, NH Phone: Website: Twitter: Facebook: NewHampshireFiscalPolicyInstitute New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute 38
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