New Hampshire Sales Tax Guide & Nexus Calculator (2026)

New Hampshire is one of five US states with no sales tax. There is no state sales tax, no local sales tax, no economic nexus threshold, and no registration or filing requirement for remote sellers. Regardless of how much you sell to New Hampshire customers, you have no New Hampshire sales tax obligation.

Quick Reference

Criterion	Detail
State Rate	None (no sales tax)
Economic Nexus Threshold	N/A
Transaction Threshold	N/A
Digital Goods / SaaS	N/A (no sales tax)
Filing Frequency	N/A
SST Member	No
Other Taxes	Rooms & Meals Tax; Interest & Dividends Tax

No Sales Tax in New Hampshire

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No Statewide Sales TaxNew Hampshire

This state does not impose a statewide sales tax. Remote sellers have no state-level obligation here.

For informational purposes only · Not legal or tax advice · Consult a licensed tax professional · Rules as of 2026

New Hampshire imposes no state sales tax and no local consumer sales taxes. This applies to:

• Physical goods
• Digital goods and SaaS
• Services
• All transaction types

There is no requirement to register, collect, or remit any sales tax to New Hampshire — for any seller, domestic or international, at any volume.

New Hampshire is one of the five no-tax states: Alaska (no state tax but local jurisdictions apply), Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon.

No Use Tax Either

Many states without sales tax still impose a use tax on purchases where sales tax was not collected. New Hampshire has no use tax — neither sellers nor consumers have any consumption tax obligation on purchases.

What New Hampshire Does Have

New Hampshire compensates for the absence of a sales tax with other revenue sources:

• Rooms and Meals Tax (RMT): 9% on prepared food, restaurant meals, hotel/motel rooms, and motor vehicle rentals. This applies to local hospitality businesses — not relevant to typical remote e-commerce sellers
• Interest and Dividends Tax: Tax on certain investment income from residents (being phased out — eliminated for tax years beginning after December 31, 2026)
• Business Profits Tax (BPT): 7.6% on business income from New Hampshire operations
• Business Enterprise Tax (BET): 0.55% on enterprise value — applies to businesses with New Hampshire gross receipts over $250,000

Remote sellers with no New Hampshire physical presence are generally not subject to BPT or BET.

• Property tax: New Hampshire has high property tax rates, one of the main revenue substitutes for the lack of a sales tax

New Hampshire’s Anti-Solicitation Law

New Hampshire has historically been protective of its no-sales-tax status. The state passed a law in 2021 (RSA 78-E) prohibiting New Hampshire residents and businesses from complying with another state’s attempts to collect sales tax from them for New Hampshire transactions. This is a unique state-level declaration of its no-tax policy.

This law does not create any obligation for you as a seller — it reinforces that no collection is required.

Implications for Your Compliance Profile

When building your US nexus tracking and compliance stack:

• Mark New Hampshire as exempt from all sales tax obligations
• No threshold to monitor
• No registration to obtain
• No tax collection to configure
• No returns to file

The absence of sales tax is one reason New Hampshire retail and e-commerce is an active market — prices to consumers are effectively lower.

Related Guides

• US Sales Tax Overview
• State Sales Tax Index — All 50 States
• Foreign Sellers Guide to US Sales Tax
• US Sales Tax Compliance Checklist