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Tax & accounting services in New Hampshire

BATS helps individuals and businesses across New Hampshire with tax preparation, tax planning, IRS problems, bookkeeping and payroll, with advisors who know New Hampshire rules.

New Hampshire tax overview

What to know about taxes in New Hampshire

New Hampshire does not tax wages, so most residents file only a federal return. That makes federal planning, business-level state taxes and sales tax the main places to save. New Hampshire does not tax wages, but businesses may owe the Business Profits Tax and the Business Enterprise Tax.

Whether you are filing a personal return, running a growing company or answering a letter from the IRS or the state, we pair you with an advisor who works through New Hampshire returns every season.

New Hampshire at a glance

State tax agency
New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration
Income tax on wages
No tax on wages
Local income taxes
Not common
Cities with pages
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Rates and thresholds change every year. Ask your advisor for the figures that apply to you.

Services in New Hampshire

Every BATS service is available in New Hampshire

Tax Preparation & Filing

Accurate federal, state and local returns for individuals, businesses, trusts and nonprofits.

Questions

New Hampshire tax FAQs

9 answers about taxes in New Hampshire.

Do I need to file a state income tax return in New Hampshire?

New Hampshire does not tax wages, so most individuals file only a federal return. Businesses may still have New Hampshire filing obligations, and you may owe returns in other states where you earn income.

Does New Hampshire have a sales tax?

New Hampshire has no general statewide sales tax. New Hampshire businesses that sell into other states may still need to collect those states' sales tax once they pass economic nexus thresholds, and we review that for you.

What payroll registrations does a New Hampshire employer need?

Employers generally register with New Hampshire for unemployment insurance, plus any other state payroll programs that apply. We handle the registrations and the ongoing filings.

Do I need to make New Hampshire estimated tax payments?

Because New Hampshire doesn't tax wages, individuals usually make only federal estimated payments. Some New Hampshire business taxes have their own payment schedules, and we keep track of those too.

How are LLCs and corporations taxed in New Hampshire?

New Hampshire applies its own rules to LLCs, S corporations and C corporations, and in some cases charges franchise, gross receipts or minimum taxes regardless of profit. We review how your entity is treated in New Hampshire before you form it or make an election.

I moved into or out of New Hampshire. What do I file?

Usually a part-year return for each state you lived in during the year, with credits so the same income is not taxed twice. Our multi-state filing service handles this.

Can you represent me with the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration?

Yes. In addition to IRS matters, we respond to notices and audits from the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration when you authorize us to.

Can a New Hampshire business work with BATS remotely?

Yes. We work with New Hampshire businesses through video meetings, secure document upload and cloud accounting software, so there is no need to visit an office.

Which New Hampshire cities do you serve?

We have dedicated pages for Manchester, Nashua, Concord, and we work with clients anywhere in New Hampshire.

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