Member insurance companies can reduce their state insurance taxes over ten years for covered assessments made after September 13, 2026.
Member insurance companies can claim 10 percent of covered assessment payments as tax credits each year for ten years. This applies to assessments made after September 13, 2026.
Sports betting operators and bettors are exempt from criminal gambling rules when their activities are authorized under New Hampshire's sports wagering law.
Member insurance companies may use covered assessment payments to reduce their state insurance taxes. This covers member insurers' payments to the New Hampshire Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association for life insurance and annuities, plus health-account payments solely for disability income coverage. Covered assessments include additional charges tied to insurers already declared financially troubled or unable to pay their obligations. An insurer that stops doing business may claim all remaining covered assessment credits in that year. The ten consecutive calendar years begin immediately following the year the assessment was paid. The provision took effect September 13, 2026.
The law exempts authorized sports betting operations and participation from criminal gambling rules. The exception covers sports betting operators and people placing sports bets. The operation or participation must be authorized under New Hampshire's sports wagering law, RSA 287-I. The sports betting provision took effect July 15, 2026.
No hearings or votes scheduled.