Calculate your federal and New Hampshire capital gains tax liability
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New Hampshire Capital Gains Tax
New Hampshire has no state income tax and does not tax capital gains. The Interest and Dividends tax was fully repealed effective for 2025.
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New Hampshire Capital Gains Tax Highlights
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How New Hampshire Taxes Capital Gains
New Hampshire has no state income tax and does not tax capital gains. The Interest and Dividends tax was fully repealed effective for 2025.
2025 Tax Brackets
New Hampshire Tax Details
Tax Rate Structure
New Hampshire has no state income tax, so capital gains are only subject to federal taxes.
Key Requirements
New Hampshire Tax Strategies
- • Consider establishing residency before realizing large gains
- • No state quarterly estimated tax payments required
- • Focus on federal tax planning strategies
• Consult with New Hampshire tax professional for complex situations
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Real Estate in New Hampshire
Real estate capital gains in New Hampshire are subject to both federal and state tax considerations:
No State Real Estate Capital Gains Tax
New Hampshire does not tax capital gains, making it highly attractive for real estate investors. Only federal taxes apply to your real estate transactions. Compare with high-tax states like California or New York.
Primary Residence
Federal Rules
New Hampshire State Rules
✓ No state tax on any gain
Full federal exclusion benefit preserved
Additional Requirements:
- • Only federal exemption applies as there is no state capital gains tax.
Investment Property
Tax Deferral Strategies
1031 Like-Kind Exchanges
Defer federal taxes on investment property exchanges
Transfer Costs
Transfer Tax
Available Exemptions:
- • Certain family transfers
- • Transfers to secure a debt.
Recording Fees
Additional Fees:
- • A $25 surcharge applies to all recordings.
- • An LCHIP surcharge of $25 also applies.
Special Deductions & Notes:
- • Only federal depreciation rules apply.
Investment & Tax Services
Property Tax Exemptions
Homestead
$0K
Maximum exemption
Senior (65+)
$40K
Additional exemption
Veteran
$1K
Disabled veteran exemption
New Hampshire Real Estate Specifics
• New Hampshire's Real Estate Transfer Tax of 1.5% is a significant closing cost, typically split between buyer and seller.
• There is no statewide property tax; rates and exemptions are set at the local level.
• Property tax exemptions for seniors are an option that individual towns and cities must vote to adopt.
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New Hampshire Filing Requirements
Due Dates
Required Forms
- • No state forms required
- • Federal Form 8949 & Schedule D
Payment Options
- • Federal taxes only
- • IRS Direct Pay
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