New Hampshire State Income TaxesNew Hampshire state income tax does not apply to earned income. Instead, the state income tax is applied to unearned income at a flat rate.
This page:
• Lists basic New Hampshire state tax information
• Links to the major New Hampshire tax forms
• Shows you how you can save time and money by e-filing
New Hampshire state taxes at a glance:Tax Rate: -
Income Brackets: None
Number of Brackets: None
Personal Exemptions: None
Standard Deduction: None
Medical/Dental Deduction: None
Federal Income Tax Deduction: None
Filing your New Hampshire state tax returnNew Hampshire income tax is very simple. The state does not apply a tax to salaries and wages. Income earned from dividends and interest is taxed at a rate of 5%.
If you have dividend or interest earnings totaling more than $2,400 ($4,800 for joint filers) per year, then you must file a New Hampshire state tax return. The return, From DP-10, is due on April 15th.
New Hampshire also imposes a state estate tax. The New Hampshire estate tax is based on the federal income tax. It is equal to the credit received on your federal tax return for the estate taxes paid. This tax must be paid within 9 months from the death of the decedent.
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New Hampshire income tax formsThe main New Hampshire tax forms are:
DP-10 | Interest and Dividend Tax Return
NH 706 | Estate Tax Return
If you need New Hampshire income tax forms that are not listed here, you can download them from the New Hampshire tax forms site. Additional NH state taxes helpIf you need help with your federal tax return, start with our basic guide to tax filing.
For additional help with filing NH income tax returns, see the official site of the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration.
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