A New Hampshire restaurant company's owner says a scheduled new sales tax on health insurance plans could cost his company $100,000 more than he's paying now, according to The Union Leader.
That's on top of a 22 percent increase in health insurance premiums he experienced last year.
A New Hampshire restaurant company's owner says a scheduled new sales tax on health insurance plans could cost his company $100,000 more than he's paying now, according to The Union Leader.
That's on top of a 22 percent increase in health insurance premiums he experienced last year.…
