New Jersey is currently reviewing two tax-related bills while New Hampshire has effectively halted a proposal regarding net operating losses. On October 8, 2026, the New Jersey legislature considered S739, the New Jersey Loves New Jersey Farmers Act, which proposes corporation and gross income tax credits for commercial farm operators. Also in New Jersey, S4828 is under review to expand sales and use tax exemption certificates to include clean energy product manufacturers. Conversely, New Hampshire HB1599, which sought to allow net operating loss carryforwards in perpetuity, was reported as not recommended for future legislation. The New Hampshire House committee concluded its study on September 2, 2026, with an 18-0 vote against the measure, leaving the bill stalled with no further action expected. Synthesized from 8 manifests produced by 2 sources across the 50 monitored statehouse streams in the last 7 days, including appropriations, tax bills, budget actions.
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New Hampshire HB1599, allowing perpetual net operating loss carryforwards, receives negative interim study report
New Hampshire HB1599, which proposed allowing net operating losses to be carried forward in perpetuity, has been reported as 'Not Recommended for Future Legislation' following an interim study. The House committee concluded its review on September 2, 2026, with an 18-0 vote against the proposal. The bill is currently s
New Jersey S739 "New Jersey Loves New Jersey Farmers Act" introduced in legislature
New Jersey Legislature is considering S739, the "New Jersey Loves New Jersey Farmers Act," which aims to provide financial relief to commercial farm operators. The bill proposes both corporation business tax credits and gross income tax credits specifically for price loss. This measure is part of the 2026 legislative s
New Jersey S4828 extends sales and use tax exemption eligibility for clean energy manufacturers
S4828 aims to broaden the scope of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority's (EDA) sales and use tax exemption certificate program. By including clean energy product manufacturers, the bill seeks to incentivize specific industrial projects within the state. The measure is currently under legislative review as of