Facts and Figures

Our Coalition believes the facts and figures don't lie: Relying heavily on the statewide property tax to fund education doesn't work, isn't fair and isn't financially sustainable over the long term.

Since its inception in 1999, the Coalition has battled on many fronts against the statewide property tax to fund education, including in the courts and the Legislature. It also has undertaken studies in-house and also hired the highly respected firm of Almy, Gloudemans, Jacobs and Denne (AGJD), which concluded that it's "impossible" to implement the state property tax in a proportionate and constitutional manner.

Click on the links below to view:

• Education information session 10/25/2010 Video (realplayer required)

• Education funding information session PowerPoint presentation delivered in Moultonborough 10/18/2010
  
  
• To see a list of the FY 2005 Donor towns (for the tax year beginning July 1, 2004)Click Here
  
  
  
• To see a list of the FY 2004 Receiver Towns Receiving Less under the old system, Click Here
  
  
• NH Needs New Education Funding Goals
• HB999 - The Real Bottom Line
• The Structural Deficit Projection for Statewide Property Tax
• Review of Reassessment Practices and Equalization in New Hampshire
• Review of Sales Processing for the DRA Equalization Study: Being Consistently Inconsistent
• Statewide Property Tax Ruling
• State Property Tax Trial Brief