Permitted
No state individual income tax — the interest-and-dividends tax was repealed effective Jan 1, 2025, so wages and investment income are both untaxed.
New Hampshire Taxes
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Permitted
New Hampshire statewide rule
New Hampshire has no general sales tax (state or local).
§ revenue.nh.gov
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The gasoline road toll (state gas tax) is 22.2 cents/gallon; adding the oil discharge (1.331c) and oil pollution control (0.215c) fees, the total state charge is about 23.75 cents/gallon (2026 rates). Excludes the 18.4-cent federal tax.
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No sales-tax holiday — New Hampshire has no general sales tax at all.
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Property taxes are assessed, levied, and collected locally by municipalities based on assessed valuation (RSA 76); each town's rate is set annually, so bills vary widely by municipality.
Permitted
New Hampshire has no general sales tax, so groceries are never taxed.
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