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NH Department of Revenue Administration - Documents and Forms

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NH Department of Revenue Administration
109 Pleasant Street
Concord, New Hampshire 03301
USA
Phone: 603-271-2191
Fax: 603-271-6121

Documents and Forms

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OVERVIEW OF NEW HAMPSHIRE TAXES
General Tax Information

New Hampshire does not have a general sales tax or an income tax on an individual's reported W-2 wages. There are taxes on an individual's interest and dividends income, inheritance, business taxes, consumer excise taxes and other taxes as listed below. Fuel taxes are administered by the NH Dept. of Safety Road Toll office at 603-271-2311.

The State of New Hampshire does not have a general sales and use tax. Therefore, we do not issue Certificates for Resale or Tax Exemptions, nor do we issue tax exempt numbers. Should a company refuse to sell to you because you do not have a New Hampshire tax exempt number, you may refer them to call the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration at 603-271-3400 for clarification.

If you are requesting a resale certificate for the Communications Services Tax and currently the company is filing the Communications Services Tax with the Department please complete and sign the Application for Resale for the Communications Services Tax and submit to the NH Department of Revenue Administration, Audit Division, at P.O. Box 457 Concord NH 03302-0457

Please print this page and present it to any entity that requires confirmation that New Hampshire does not issue Certificates for Resale or Tax Exemptions or call us at 603-271-3400 if you require further assistance.

NH Dept. of Revenue Administration
Audit Division

Register new Business
Although you don't have to register your new business with this Department, you must obtain the appropriate state tax forms to file. There are also licenses that must be obtained if you are a meals, rooms or motor vehicle rental operator or a communications services provider. In addition new businesses must register by writing to the NH Secretary of State's Office, Corporate Division, 25 Capitol Street, Fl. 3, Concord, NH 03301-6312 or by calling (603) 271-3246. To access information about other State agencies you may need to contact, please visit the Business section of our web site.

COLLECTION OF TAXES

Failure to pay either taxes, penalties or interest when due or assessed, or to comply with the tax laws may result in the following actions:

* Liens may be placed upon your real estate, personal property, and property
interests including bank accounts, accounts receivable, security interests, and
similar items. Also, the liened property may be subjected to tax sale.
* Distraint, i.e., notice of seizure of property, may be issued and the seized
property sold with the proceeds applied to the balance owed.
* If you have a license from the Department, proceedings may be started to revoke
or suspend your license.
* You may be required to post a bond to guarantee payment of taxes collected from
others.
* Further court action may be brought against you by the Attorney General.

You may request an installment payment agreement not to exceed six months for any taxes, penalties or interest that you owe. Such agreements are at the discretion of the Department and must be secured by lien upon your property adequate to secure the debt. If your financial circumstances change or if you have not satisfied the terms of the agreement, the agreement may be modified or terminated by the Department upon 30 days notice.

PAYMENT PROCESSING

Payments, made in an amount less than the total amount due, will be applied first against fees and penalties, second against interest, and third against tax due. Interest will continue to accrue on any outstanding unpaid tax liability.

Copyright (c) State of New Hampshire, 2007