New Hampshire Business Review - April 7, 2023

April 7, 2023

Jeff Feingold

Love your accountant

Tom Sedoric & Casey Snyder,

Why you should never take tax experts’ knowledge and advice for granted

Unintended consequences

Ron Bourque,

Are years of corporate offshoring linked to our homelessness crisis?

Restaurant owner ordered to pay $911K in wage case

Jeff Feingold,

Back wages and liquidated damages given to 99 employees in NH and MA

Private well users, reimbursed by NH for PFAS remediation, are being taxed on it

Hadley Barndollar -New Hampshire Bulletin,

Widespread confusion persists on taxable rebates

NH Supreme Court backs Saint-Gobain medical monitoring suit

Jeff Feingold,

The court ruled plaintiffs were not eligible for the costs

Businesses building better families

Amanda Andrews,

How supporting employees can prevent child abuse

Exec defends ISO New England’s role in region's renewables development

Hadley Barndollar -New Hampshire Bulletin,

‘I don’t feel we are the holdup,’ he says at Portsmouth meeting

NH bankruptcies jump 47% in March

Bob Sanders,

Filings nearly double the number that were reported in February

NH attorney general expands investigation into suspended Seacoast real estate broker

Jeff Feingold,

AG alleges he misappropriated escrow funds after suspension

How does divisive concepts legislation affect students in New Hampshire?

Mallory Langkau,

A Teacher of the Year explains its ‘intimidating’ impact on her social studies classes

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