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Redomestication to New Hampshire: What You Need to Know

July 23, 2011

You may know a lot about retaliatory taxes, and their affect on the bottom line. You may also know that a state’s approach to these taxes makes a big difference in a company’s ability to conduct a profitable business in cross-state markets. In 2006, the New Hampshire government took the important step of allowing for [...]

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Southeast New Hampshire – the Coastal Jewel

July 20, 2011

Southeast New Hampshire is an ideal place to live as it is easily commutable to Boston and points north. The Atlantic Ocean hugs the shoreline and residents enjoy quick trips to the beaches and surrounding recreational areas in the more central parts of the state. Its appeal is not lost on the locals, and newcomers [...]

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New Hampshire Recognizes Green Leaders in the Business Sector

July 17, 2011

Insurance companies are not generally considered “dirty” companies in the sense of producing pollution. However, having a large carbon footprint equates to the same thing. One of the largest factors in determining the size of a company’s carbon footprint is their energy usage. Even a company that does not manufacture or use toxic chemicals in [...]

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Pease International Tradeport Offers Office Space in a Great Location

July 15, 2011

When considering redomestication to New Hampshire, there are numerous areas which offer office space and the appeal of straightforward commutes to neighboring cities such as Boston and Manchester. One such site is Pease International Tradeport in Newington, adjacent to Portsmouth, which affords 3,000 acres and maintains a populace of more than 7,000 employees across 245 [...]

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A Positive Regulatory Climate, Favorable Tax Rates, and Premium Tax Reduction: New Hampshire Presents a Road Map for Insurers Looking to Redomesticate Their Business

July 11, 2011

A Positive Regulatory Climate New Hampshire’s government has shown a consistently pro-business culture. The reduction in premium tax reduction is just one sign of their business-friendly approach. A study conducted in 2010 by The Tax Foundation showed that New Hampshire has the 7th lowest overall tax burden in the nation. The Most Favorable Tax Rates [...]

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Great Roads, Gread Rides: New Hampshire Scenic Drives

July 8, 2011

From driving on roads that gently climb up the curve of a mountain to cruising along sweet ocean vistas, several New Hampshire scenic drives along the New Hampshire highway system – one of the best in the country for road surface quality – make for great roads, great rides! One thousand miles of roadway within [...]

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Southern and Central New Hampshire – A Great Place to Do Business

July 5, 2011

Rockingham County in Southern and Central New Hampshire is a vast area of 30 communities with diverse economical range. If you are looking to relocate to this region, many resources are available for business incorporation, primarily via the Regional Economic Development Center (REDC). As for business assistance and networking, newcomers can rely on technical guidance, [...]

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New Hampshire—More to the Granite State than meets the eye

July 2, 2011

If you’re reading this blog, it’s easy to assume you’re a professional either located in New Hampshire, or interested in the business benefits that the Granite State has to offer. While the benefits of doing business in New Hampshire are numerous, there are many benefits for living in NH as well. 1. No State Income Tax [...]

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Hit the Huts: New Hampshire’s White Mountain Adventures

June 29, 2011

Okay, maybe New Hampshire’s state motto – ‘Live Free or Die’ – doesn’t exactly conjure images of Shangri-la. But revolutionary rhetoric aside, New Hampshire is a dazzling gem of a state with more than its share of natural beauty. For hikers, one way to experience New Hampshire’s glories is to go hut trekking in the [...]

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New Hampshire’s Famous Recluse, and a Summer Escape

June 10, 2011

With its bucolic winding roads, rippling hay fields and dairy cow dappled meadows, Cornish, New Hampshire couldn’t be a nicer place to become a recluse. At least that’s what one of America’s most famous writers thought when he moved here from New York City in 1953. That’s right, we’re talking about J.D. Salinger, author of [...]

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