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Possible New Twist on H-1B CAP Program

On December 3, 2018, the USCIS proposed a plan which would eliminate the filing of cap-subject H-1B cap petitions during the first week of April: ...

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Could Your Solar Property Qualify for a Tax Exemption?

Many New Hampshire cities and towns offer a full or partial exemption from property taxes for the cost or value of solar and other renewable...

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A Reminder on New Hire Reporting in New Hampshire: Certain Independent Contractors Are Covered

Most employers are likely familiar with the “new hire” reporting law in New Hampshire.  However, a recent inquiry brought to my attention an aspect of...

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Marketplace Platforms: Applying the ABC Test to Determine Employee v. Independent Contractor for Unemployment Compensation?

In our current economy, many businesses operate as a platform for linking people wanting a service, such as house cleaning or rides, with people who...

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New Hampshire’s Pollution Control Tax Exemption

Investing in pollution control equipment can be expensive, but New Hampshire provides an important tax incentive for businesses.  State law allows for a local real...

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