New Hampshire income tax at a glance
- Taxes wage income
- No
- 2026 structure
- No tax on wages; the interest and dividends tax was repealed starting in 2025
- Return due (2026 tax year)
- No return for wages
New Hampshire: No tax on wages; the interest and dividends tax was repealed starting in 2025. You generally do not file a New Hampshire income tax return for wages. No state individual income tax return is due for wage income.
Filing a New Hampshire return with tax software
Because New Hampshire does not tax wages, you usually only need a federal return, so you can skip state fees. If you lived or worked in another state with an income tax during the year, you may need to file there. Compare federal costs in the price tracker or see how to file free.
Federal deadlines still apply
Your federal 2026 return is due April 15, 2027, wherever you live. See the full 2027 federal tax calendar, estimate your refund with the refund estimator, or compare tax software.
Official sources
- New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration for New Hampshire forms, rates and due dates
- IRS: New Hampshire state resources
Rates and dates can change; always confirm with the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration before you file.
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FAQ
Does New Hampshire have a state income tax?
No. No tax on wages; the interest and dividends tax was repealed starting in 2025.
When is the New Hampshire tax deadline in 2027?
New Hampshire has no individual income tax return for wages. Your federal return is due April 15, 2027.
Does tax software charge for a New Hampshire return?
No state return is needed for wages, so there is no state fee.
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