New Hampshire Tax Incentives
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New Hampshire Tax Incentives
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- Angel Investors, Private Equity Funding and Venture Capital Funding
- Assistive Technology in New Hampshire
- Assistive Technology Services
- Bond Financing
- New Hampshire Business Finance Authority
- New Hampshire Business Resource Network – Chamber of Commerce
- New Hampshire Business Resource Network – Economic and Industrial Development Resources
- New Hampshire Job Training Fund
- New Hampshire Vocational Rehabilitation
- New Hampshire Vocational Rehabilitation Office Contact Information
- New Hampshire Vocational Rehabilitation Employer Information
- On-the-Job Training
- Resources for Veterans
- Tax-Exempt Industrial Development Bonds
Angel Investors, Private Equity Funding and Venture Capital Funding
This website briefly discusses Angel Investors, Private Equity Funding and Venture Capital Funding, three forms of financing a business.
Assistive Technology in New Hampshire (ATinNH)
The Institute on Disability is pursuing the expansion and further development of Assistive Technology (AT) services and training in the state of New Hampshire. Assistive Technology is integral to the daily lives of many New Hampshire residents. Awareness of and the ability to try assistive technology devices are important aspects to making a decision whether a particular technology is “the right fit.”
The IOD is actively involved in partnerships on campus, throughout the state, and on a national level to promote access to assistive technology services.
Assistive technology Services (Crotched Mountain Foundation)
The Crotched Mountain Foundation has a highly specialized clinical program that provides assistive technology evaluation and consultation services to children and adults who experience accessibility challenges.
Bond Financing
Tax-exempt industrial development revenue bonds can be used by manufacturers for the acquisition, renovation and construction of buildings or the purchase of land and new equipment. Project sizes range from $500,000 to a federally imposed maximum of $20 million.
Tax-exempt industrial development revenue bonds can be used by manufacturers for the acquisition, renovation and construction of buildings or the purchase of land and new equipment. Project sizes range from $500,000 to a federally imposed maximum of $20 million.
New Hampshire Business Finance Authority
This website has links to financial assistance available to New Hampshire businesses.
With financial assistance, companies can hire more employees, including those who have disabilities.
New Hampshire Business Resource Network (Chamber of Commerce)
This website has pertinent business links as well as a list of local Chambers of Commerce located in the State of New Hampshire.
New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development
The New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development website has information pertinent to the success of New Hampshire’s businesses and the State’s overall economic development.
New Hampshire Job Training Fund
The Job Training Fund is a matching grant program designed to enhance worker skills and help a company stay competitive in the global marketplace.
The Job Training Fund is eligible only to private businesses located in New Hampshire and businesses intending to locate in the State, and who pay quarterly taxes into the NH Unemployment Trust Fund. Businesses that make voluntary (reimbursable) contributions are not eligible. Local, county and state political subdivisions are not eligible for the program.
The worker who benefits from this grant can be someone with a disability who needs a skills upgrade to remain a valued employee to his/her employer.
New Hampshire Job Training Fund application PDF
New Hampshire Vocational Rehabilitation (NHVR)
The mission of New Hampshire Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation is to assist eligible New Hampshire citizens with disabilities secure suitable employment as well as financial and personal independence by providing rehabilitation services.
New Hampshire Vocational Rehabilitation Office Contact Information
This website has links to the contact information for the vocational rehabilitation regional and local offices.
New Hampshire Vocational Rehabilitation Employer Information
New Hampshire Vocational Rehabilitation is the primary resource for businesses seeking solutions to their disability-related issues and for information about employing individuals with disabilities.
On-the-Job Training
On-the-Job Training (OJT) is a hire-first program that reimburses a company for the cost of training a new employee. A customized training plan is put in place by the company, which leads to employee retention in the job. The basic purpose of OJT is to allow an employer to hire an individual who would not otherwise qualify for the job and teach the skills needed to perform at the entry level for the position.
The program is offered by the Office of Workforce Opportunity through its contracted workforce provider, Southern New Hampshire Services, Inc., and can be combined with other training opportunities that encourage companies to hire unemployed New Hampshire residents, and to enhance the skills of both new and incumbent workers.
OJT helps place unemployed New Hampshire residents who are at least 18 years old into long-term permanent jobs. The worker being trained using this method could be someone with a disability who needs a skills upgrade to secure employment.
Resources for Veterans
Veterans and eligible spouses receive access, on a priority of service basis, to a full range of public employment and training services, including job search assistance, workshops, resume assistance, labor market information, career guidance, job referral, and referral to other supportive and training resources.
Tax-Exempt Industrial Development Bonds
Tax-exempt industrial development revenue bonds can be used by manufacturers for the acquisition, renovation and construction of buildings or the purchase of land and new equipment. Project sizes range from $500,000 to a federally imposed maximum of $20 million.
