Bi-Rite, Inc. v. Concord
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtLampron, J.
Stock in trade of merchants and shopkeepers employed in their trade or business constitutes personal estate liable to be taxed. RSA 72:15 I. If such stock in trade is the property of a corporation it “shall be taxed to the corporation . . . in the town in which it is located.” RSA 73:3; Woodsum Steamboat Co. v. Sunapee, 74 N. H. 495, 496.
If the owner, individual or corporation, is engaged in business on April 1 it is assessed not on the amount of stock in trade on hand on that date but upon the average amount employed in the trade or business during the year. Bemis &c. Bag Co. v. Claremont,…
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