New Hampshire

New Hampshire’s Department of Revenue Administration manages all of the taxes for the state. These taxes include interest and dividends taxes, property taxes, and various other taxes. New Hampshire is one of just seven states that do not have an individual income tax. New Hampshire does not impose a sales tax either.

Individuals do need to file an Interest and Dividends Tax Return if the amount of interest and/or dividends received meets the filing threshold. The tax rate is 5%, and the return is due April 15.

Businesses operating in New Hampshire are responsible for several taxes, including employment security, business enterprise tax, franchise tax, and business profits tax.

Other New Hampshire taxes are the property tax, estate tax, electricity consumption tax, communications services tax, railroad tax, utility tax, meals and room tax, tobacco tax, and real estate transfer tax.

For additional information on New Hampshire taxes or to download forms, visit the Department of Revenue Administration website at www.nh.gov/revenue..

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