- Vail Resorts is under investigation in New Hampshire for collecting a 3.2% sales tax on its Epic Ski Pass, despite NH having no sales tax.
- The Epic Pass offers unlimited access to ski resorts nationwide, including four in New Hampshire.
- The New Hampshire Attorney General’s office is examining Vail’s tax collection practices.
- Governor Kelly Ayotte emphasized the state’s commitment to remaining sales tax-free and criticized Vail’s actions.
Source: businessnhmagazine.com
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