New Hampshire Sales Tax Calculator
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New Hampshire has no general sales tax.
How the New Hampshire sales tax calculation works
New Hampshire has no general sales tax. New Hampshire is one of 5 states with no statewide sales tax, so a $100 purchase costs $100. If a special tax applies to your purchase, enter its rate to see the tax and the total.
New Hampshire has no state sales tax
New Hampshire has no general sales tax.
Check for a special tax
Some purchases carry their own special tax even without a general sales tax. Enter that rate in the local field.
Total = price + any other tax
With no other tax, a buyer in New Hampshire pays the shelf price.
Worked example. A $100 sale in New Hampshire with no local tax costs the buyer $100.00.
New Hampshire Sales Tax FAQ
Does New Hampshire have sales tax?
New Hampshire has no general sales tax. The calculator starts at 0% and lets you add a special rate if one applies.
Do local sales taxes apply in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire has no general state sales tax. If a local or special tax applies to your purchase, enter its rate as the local tax.
How does New Hampshire compare with other states?
New Hampshire is one of 5 states with no statewide sales tax: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon. The other 45 states and D.C. with a sales tax charge between 2.9% and 7.25%, and the median state rate is 6%.
Why is my New Hampshire receipt different?
Some purchases carry a local, lodging or other special tax even where there is no general sales tax. Enter that rate above, and check the rules for the item.
Does this work for any other state?
Yes. Use the main Sales Tax Calculator to pick any state or enter a custom combined rate.
Sources: Federation of Tax Administrators: state tax agencies · smbcalc: how we check our numbers
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- California7.25%
- Colorado2.9%
- Connecticut6.35%
- Delaware0%
- District of Columbia6%
- Florida6%
- Georgia4%
- Hawaii4%
- Idaho6%
- Illinois6.25%
- Indiana7%
- Iowa6%
- Kansas6.5%
- Kentucky6%
- Louisiana5%
- Maine5.5%
- Maryland6%
- Massachusetts6.25%
- Michigan6%
- Minnesota6.875%
- Mississippi7%
- Missouri4.225%
- Montana0%
- Nebraska5.5%
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- New Hampshire0%
- New Jersey6.625%
- New Mexico4.875%
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- North Carolina4.75%
- North Dakota5%
- Ohio5.75%
- Oklahoma4.5%
- Oregon0%
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- South Carolina6%
- South Dakota4.2%
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- Texas6.25%
- Utah6.1%
- Vermont6%
- Virginia5.3%
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State base rates, checked against each state's revenue department on 18 Oct 2026. In most states, cities and counties add a local rate on top; each state's page explains how to add yours.