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Sales tax on an invoice in New Hampshire

New Hampshire has no statewide sales tax. There is no local sales tax on top, according to the source below.

The invoice below starts with the state rate (none). Change it to the rate for the place the tax applies to.

New Hampshire sales tax rates

State rate
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Rank 46 of 50 states and DC by state rate (1 is highest)
Average local rate
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Population-weighted, as of January 1, 2026
Highest local rate
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Average combined rate
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Rank 47

Source: Tax Foundation, State & Local Sales Tax Rates as of July 1, 2026, read on 2026-10-26. Local rates are weighted by population to give an average. Sources the Tax Foundation lists: Sales Tax Clearinghouse, its own calculations, and state revenue department websites. Rates change, so check with New Hampshire's revenue department before you rely on one.

Which rate goes on the invoice

Sales tax depends on what you sell, where it is delivered and who it is for. The tool applies the rate you enter after any discount, and adds shipping afterwards without tax. For the basics every invoice needs, see what to put on an invoice. To work out the tax on one price, use the sales tax calculator.

Questions

What sales tax rate do I put on an invoice in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire has no statewide sales tax, so there is no state rate to add. Check with the state's revenue department that nothing else applies to your sale.
Do I charge sales tax on services in New Hampshire?
That depends on what the service is and who it is for, and it is set by the state. This page gives rates, not rules about what is taxed. Ask New Hampshire's department of revenue or an accountant.
Is the combined rate exact?
No. It is the state rate plus a population-weighted average of local rates, so it describes a typical sale, not yours. City, county and district rates vary, and they change.

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