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New Hampshire State Taxes

New Hampshire state income tax is a flat tax rate applied only to unearned income.



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New Hampshire state taxes by the numbers:

Tax Rate: -
Income Brackets: None
Number of Brackets: None
Personal Exemptions: None
Standard Deduction: None
Medical/Dental Deduction: None
Federal Income Tax Deduction: None

Details about your New Hampshire state taxes

New Hampshire income tax is not applied to salaries and wages. Instead New Hampshire state taxes are applied to income earned from dividends and is taxed at a rate of 5%.

New Hampshire also levies a state estate tax. consult New Hampshire's website for more information.


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New Hampshire income tax forms: for paper filing

New Hampshire income tax forms:

DP-10 | Interest and Dividend Tax Return

NH 706 | Estate Tax Return

For more New Hampshire income tax forms go to the New Hampshire tax forms site.

More NH state taxes info

For more help, consult our guide to tax filing.

For further help on NH income tax returns, go to theNew Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration.



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