Sign up now for tax credits – only $17,910 remain.
Through NH’s CDFA tax credit program, your NH business can make a powerful local impact – at a fraction of the direct cost. Please consider supporting the Friends of the Concord-Lake Sunapee Rail Trail using Tax Credits.
đź’° Limited tax credits are available. Act before June 30th to secure yours.

These tax credits supply additional funds for Concord. The trail work from Fisherville Road to Carter Hill Road is almost compete. Establishing parking at the Carter Hill Rd trailhead is next.
Learn more about CLSRT tax credits in this short video.
The Friends of the Concord-Lake Sunapee Rail Trail is fortunate to have been selected by the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority for a Tax Credit award of $290,000 to help construct a 1.25 mile section of trail in Concord.

These tax credits can be used by businesses to pay the New Hampshire Business Profits Tax, The New Hampshire Business Enterprise Tax or the New Hampshire Insurance Premiums Tax. If your business pays any of these taxes to the state of New Hampshire contact Tim Blagden (tsblagden@clsrt.org) or Maureen Quinn mquinn@nhcdfa.org or 603.717.9124 at New Hampshire Community Finance Development Authority to learn more about how tax credits can help your bottom line.
NH CDFA Tax Credits are a way to have more community impact with the very limited funds a business has to invest back into the community. A lot more impact. This is not just another way to make a donation to a worthy cause. They multiply the impact of your dollars and provide you with additional flexibility. They are simple to use. But they are for businesses only. Over 600 unique businesses have used NH CDFA Tax credits since 2016. Many come back again and again once they discover the impact they have.
Tax credits purchased today can be applied to your tax bills for 5 years.
These businesses have already decided to help us with NH CDFA Tax Credits. Join them to help create a safer, healthier, and more beautiful place for your community—one you can walk on this summer.













