what sets new
hampshire apart

New Hampshire leaders have a history of fighting taxes and controlling state government spending. These longtime efforts are evidenced in New Hampshire’s tax policy, resulting in one of the lowest tax burdens in the nation.

  • No broad-base personal income tax
  • No personal property or machinery tax
  • No sales or use taxes
  • No inventory tax
  • No capital gains tax
  • No professional service tax
  • No customs or software tax
  • No Internet tax

Businesses moving to New Hampshire enjoy low taxes in lieu of subsidies, exemptions or other cash allowances that are generally short lived in competing states.

Low-Tax, High-Quality

In addition to being a low-tax state, New Hampshire provides access to a skilled workforce, with a positive net-immigration of domestic workers, most having a Bachelor of Arts degree or higher. New Hampshire also boasts a unique quality of life.

  • Excellent school systems around the state
  • Quality healthcare
  • Historic sites and cultural activities
  • Highway access across the state
  • Accessible airports
  • Lower cost of living than surrounding states

Fair Playing Field For All

Rather than providing subsidies for a few, New Hampshire’s low taxes are enjoyed by all companies and result in lower operating costs that translate to higher profits.

Being a low-tax state may not attract businesses on its own, which is why New Hampshire proudly offers a work/life balance unmatched in other states.

10

miles of coastline

1

Hour from Boston
and Portland, ME

21,500

Residents in Portsmouth

1,885

Businesses in Portsmouth

250

Businesses on the Pease
International Tradeport

2

HOURS From the white
mountains and ski areas

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