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SURVEY: Will NH Tax Reform Help Your Small Business?

SURVEY: Will NH Tax Reform Help Your Small Business?

April 2, 2026

Help NFIB NH prioritize tax reform with a quick survey.

Please take a few minutes to help NFIB New Hampshire prioritize state business tax reform by taking a quick five question survey on what will help your small business.

Take the survey here: New Hampshire Tax Reform Survey

After you complete these 5 brief questions, please feel free to share feedback or offer other suggestions.

When you submit this form, it will not automatically collect your details like name and email address unless you provide it yourself.

No identifying information will be shared outside of NFIB without us first contacting you for permission.

Have questions or feedback? Contact New Hampshire State Director John Reynolds at john.reynolds@nfib.org or 603-932-7757.

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