New Hampshire Superior Court: Education Credit Program Violates State Constitution

New Hampshire Superior Court: Education Credit Program Violates State Constitution

A New Hampshire Superior Court found the state's education tax credit program violates the state constitution's "no-aid" clause because the program uses tax revenues to fund educational expenses at nonpublic religious schools; however, the program is still constitutional for students attending secular schools.

Prior coverage <a href="/lr/resolve//1bhj"> <img src="//s3.amazonaws.com/binary.taxnotes.com/image/etl/doclink.gif" border="0" alt="2013 STT 8-25: News Stories"/></a>. Related coverage <a href="/lr/resolve//1fb5"> <img src="//s3.amazonaws.com/binary.taxnotes.com/image/etl/doclink.gif" border="0" alt="2013 STT 77-22: News Stories"/></a>. 2012 SB 372 <a href="/lr/resolve//2t3b"> <img src="//s3.amazonaws.com/binary.taxnotes.com/image/etl/doclink.gif" border="0" alt="2012 STT 126-23: Final State Legislation"/></a>.