If enacted, businesses could use net operating losses to reduce Business Profits Tax in future years without the proposal's 10-year limit.
Businesses would be allowed to carry net operating losses forward indefinitely for Business Profits Tax purposes, instead of stopping after the period described in the proposal.
Businesses would be allowed to carry net operating losses forward without a stated end date. This applies to net operating loss deductions used for the New Hampshire Business Profits Tax. The loss must be apportioned in the year it occurred. The loss would not be apportioned again in later years when it reduces business profits. The bill provides no funding or new positions. If enacted, the act would take effect 60 days after passage.
No hearings or votes scheduled.