New Hampshire Self-Employment Tax Calculator
Calculate your self-employment tax, federal income tax, and New Hampshire state income tax as a freelancer or 1099 contractor. New Hampshire has no state income tax on wages and salaries.
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New Hampshire has no state income tax on wages and salaries. It previously taxed interest and dividend income, but this was fully phased out. Self-employed individuals in New Hampshire pay federal self-employment tax (15.3%) plus federal income tax, and no state income tax — giving New Hampshire freelancers a significant advantage.
Self-Employment Taxes in New Hampshire
If you work as a freelancer or independent contractor in New Hampshire, your tax situation involves multiple layers: federal self-employment tax, federal income tax, and New Hampshire state income tax. Understanding how each component works helps you plan your quarterly estimated payments and maximize your deductions.
New Hampshire Income Tax for Freelancers
New Hampshire has no state income tax on wages and salaries. It previously taxed interest and dividend income, but this was fully phased out.
Cost of Living for Freelancers in New Hampshire
New Hampshire's cost of living is about 6% above the national average, driven primarily by high property taxes and housing costs. As a freelancer in New Hampshire, your effective earnings depend not just on your tax rate but also on what your after-tax income can buy. Consider local costs for housing, coworking spaces, and daily expenses when setting your rates.
Financial Tips for New Hampshire Freelancers
- No state income tax on any income type gives New Hampshire workers a significant advantage
- New Hampshire has no state sales tax either — one of the few states with neither
- Property taxes in New Hampshire are among the highest in the nation — factor this into housing costs
- New Hampshire's proximity to Boston allows access to high-paying jobs with no state income tax
Key New Hampshire Tax Features
- No state income tax
- No state sales tax
- Very high property taxes
- Close to Boston job market
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This calculator shows your New Hampshire tax bill. Trajectoryy's full simulator models your freelance income alongside expenses, savings, investments, and more — month by month for years into the future.
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