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Quickly determine New Hampshire sales tax with our Sales Tax Calculator. Get accurate rates across the Granite State.
New Hampshire is one of the few states in the U.S. where the price you see is the price you pay. Whether you're selling handmade goods at a local market in Concord or managing a retail store in Portsmouth, there’s no statewide or local sales tax to account for.
That makes things simpler for businesses and consumers alike—but it also means you still need to stay informed. From special exceptions to out-of-state sales responsibilities, our tool and guide help you navigate the tax-free landscape with confidence.
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New Hampshire’s statewide sales tax rate is 0%—and it’s been that way for years. The state has consistently resisted adding a sales tax on goods and services, making it a rare holdout in an increasingly taxed nation. Even better? No local municipalities are allowed to add their own sales tax, so the rate holds steady across every city and county. That means from Nashua to North Conway, retail transactions remain untouched by any form of sales tax.

Calculating New Hampshire sales tax might be the easiest math you’ll ever do. But here’s the breakdown anyway:
Multiply the Purchase Amount by the Sales Tax Rate to get the Sales Tax Amount.
Add the Sales Tax Amount to the Purchase Amount to find the Total Cost
You can use these formulas or use our calculator for a faster answer.
Sales Tax = Purchase Amount × Sales Tax Rate
Total Cost = Purchase Amount + Sales Tax

Since New Hampshire doesn’t impose a general sales tax, most goods and services are effectively exempt by default. That said, a few industry-specific taxes still apply, and it’s worth knowing what’s outside the no-tax zone:
Exempt, along with OTC drugs.
Food is exempt, but restaurant meals are not.
Like everything else, is exempt.
Exempt like other goods.
Get a full list of business tax responsibilities and industry-specific details by visiting the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration website.
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Because there is no effective sales tax rate in New Hampshire by default, there are also no sales tax holidays. When you’re not paying sales tax to begin with, there’s no need to take a vacation from it!

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