New Hampshire
New Hampshire business compliance calendar
What New Hampshire asks of a company or a nonprofit registered or doing business there, beyond the federal filings every organization owes. Pick your entity type for the full calendar with dates.
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Registration and franchise filings
| Entity | Filing | Fee | If missed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corporations | Annual report, by April 1 each year, with the New Hampshire Secretary of State | $100 | $50 late fee; administrative dissolution after continued failure |
| LLCs | Annual report, by April 1 each year, with the New Hampshire Secretary of State | $100 | $50 late fee; administrative dissolution after continued failure |
| Partnerships | Annual report, by April 1 each year, with the New Hampshire Secretary of State | $100 | $50 late fee; administrative dissolution after continued failure |
| Nonprofits | Nonprofit return, by December 31, 2030, with the New Hampshire Secretary of State | $25 | Administrative dissolution after continued failure |
Also in New Hampshire
- New Hampshire business profits and business enterprise tax return (gross receipts over about $109,000)by the 15th day of the 4th month after the fiscal year ends (April 15 for a calendar year). Business profits tax of 7.5% of taxable profits once gross business income passes $109,000; business enterprise tax of 0.55% of wages, interest and dividends paid once gross receipts pass $298,000; both thresholds (2025) are indexed every two years.
- New Hampshire business profits and business enterprise tax return (gross receipts over about $109,000)by the 15th day of the 3rd month after the fiscal year ends (March 15 for a calendar year). Business profits tax of 7.5% of taxable profits once gross business income passes $109,000; business enterprise tax of 0.55% once gross receipts pass $298,000; both thresholds (2025) are indexed every two years.
Taxes and employers
- Corporate income tax
- None. New Hampshire has no corporate income tax; the business profits tax and business enterprise tax apply to every business organization instead.
- Personal income tax
- None. Owners of pass through entities owe no New Hampshire income tax, and employers withhold none.
- Employers
- Register for unemployment insurance and file wage reports every quarter.
- Sources
- New Hampshire Secretary of State, New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration
All New Hampshire rules in the pack
- New Hampshire annual reportby April 1 each year
- New Hampshire annual reportby April 1 each year
- New Hampshire annual reportby April 1 each year
- New Hampshire nonprofit nonprofit returnby December 31, 2030
- New Hampshire charitable trust annual reportby the 15th day of the 5th month after the fiscal year ends (May 15 for a calendar year)
- New Hampshire business profits and business enterprise tax return (gross receipts over about $109,000)by the 15th day of the 4th month after the fiscal year ends (April 15 for a calendar year)
- New Hampshire business profits and business enterprise tax return (gross receipts over about $109,000)by the 15th day of the 3rd month after the fiscal year ends (March 15 for a calendar year)
- New Hampshire unemployment insurance wage reportby the last day of the 1st month after each quarter
- New Hampshire sales tax: no state sales taxwith no fixed date