New Hampshire Has Lightest State Tax Burden in 1999
Census figures show New Hampshire had the lowest per capita state tax burden in 1999 at 891 dollars, far below the national average of 1,835. The report notes Connecticut toped per capita taxes at 2,932, with Delaware Hawaii Minnesota and Massachusetts following. Local taxes and weather concerns frame residents’ reactions as migration patterns emerge.
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Connecticut residents voice tax frustration as economy improves and earnings rise, with taxpayers like Gray Barrett from New Haven lamenting high costs while officials note lower rates yet higher overall payments. Taxpayers file by Oct. 15 with extensions.
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Fuel price fears spark firewood, stove sales
Point Pleasant reports rising firewood and wood stove purchases as homeowners fear gas and heating oil price hikes. Regulators approve rate increases for natural gas, with many New Jerseyans expected to pay more for heat. retailers note brisk demand as customers seek self heating options.
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