increasing the research and development tax credit cap and relative to state... explained: HB 1102 | Vote Impact

StateNew HampshireTo Governor

HB 1102: increasing the research and development tax credit cap and relative to state park fees for state residents.

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High

Analysis basis

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What this bill does

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Overall Score

70OUT OF 100

Score:70/100 civic fit

Risk:Moderate Risk

Impact:Moderate Impact 60/100

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Constitutionality95%

Bipartisan40%

Public opinion75%

Bill summary

The bill enacts a meaningful shift in state-level R&D tax incentives and fundamentally alters the fee structure for state parks, impacting both business tax revenue and public recreation budgets.

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Impact analysis

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Modeled effects across six domains, estimated from bill text and comparable legislation.

Environment

Mixed / Neutral

50%

Benefits

Encourages local engagement with state natural resources
Provides specific fee protections for students and school groups

Risks

Fee experimentation creates fiscal instability for park maintenance
Potential for decreased overall revenue depending on visitor elasticity

Economy

Positive outlook

70%

Benefits

Increases support for business innovation through higher R&D tax credit caps
Potential for increased local consumer spending from incentivized park usage

Risks

Direct reduction in tax revenue for the General and Education Trust Funds
Fiscal uncertainty for the State Park Fund due to pricing changes

Society

Positive outlook

80%

Benefits

Significantly lowers costs for residents to access state parks
Explicit provisions for discounts for veterans and students

Risks

Risk of increased administrative friction and congestion at park entry points
Potential for visitor disputes regarding residency documentation

Technology Industry

Not scored in this analysis.

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Civic Accountability

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Public Health & Safety

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High
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Analysis basis
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Source note

Increased administrative costs and operational complexity at state park entrances.

Analysis scope

Fiscal impact is highly variable based on DNCR’s future fee-setting decisions.

Where it stands

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IntroducedComplete
CommitteeComplete
Chamber votesComplete
Final agreementComplete
GovernorCurrent
EnactedUpcoming

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