New Hampshire § 198:4-f Penalty for Failure to File Report

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 198:4-f — Penalty for Failure to File Report

New Hampshire § 198:4-f

Title XVEDUCATION

Ch. 198SCHOOL MONEY

SubdivisionDistrict Taxes

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 198:4-f (2026).

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I.A school district, city, chartered public school, or public academy shall file the reports due under RSA 198:4-d, III no later than September 1 of each year.

II.For just cause, the commissioner of the department of education, or designee, may grant a school district, city, or chartered public school up to a 30-day extension to such reporting deadline. The commissioner, or designee, may further extend the deadline when unusual or unforeseen circumstances prevent a school district, city, or chartered public school from submitting the required reports under paragraph I before the expiration of such extension.

III.The commissioner shall notify the governing body of the school district, city, or chartered public school that all state aid to education shall be withheld until complete and ac

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I. A school district, city, chartered public school, or public academy shall file the reports due under RSA 198:4-d, III no later than September 1 of each year.
II. For just cause, the commissioner of the department of education, or designee, may grant a school district, city, or chartered public school up to a 30-day extension to such reporting deadline. The commissioner, or designee, may further extend the deadline when unusual or unforeseen circumstances prevent a school district, city, or chartered public school from submitting the required reports under paragraph I before the expiration of such extension.
III. The commissioner shall notify the governing body of the school district, city, or chartered public school that all state aid to education shall be withheld until complete and accurate information is submitted. In the case of a chartered public school which fails to comply with the reporting requirements by the established deadlines for 2 consecutive years, the commissioner may request the state board of education to revoke the enabling charter.