New Hampshire Capital Gains Tax Calculator
Calculate your 2026 capital gains tax in New Hampshire. New Hampshire does not tax capital gains, so you only pay federal taxes on them.
Original purchase price
Renovations, additions — added to your basis
Agent commissions, closing costs, title & transfer fees
Total Tax
$33,800
16.9% effective rate
Capital Gain
$200,000
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Tax Breakdown
Sale price minus selling costs and all taxes (before any mortgage payoff).
Federal
$33,800
NH State
$0
Effective Rate
16.9%
New Hampshire Capital Gains Tax
New Hampshire does not tax wages, and its Interest and Dividends Tax was repealed for tax periods beginning after December 31, 2024. Capital gains are not taxed at the state level.
Long-term: Not taxed
Short-term: Not taxed
No State Tax!
New Hampshire does not tax capital gains, saving you $10,000 or more compared to states with 5%+ tax rates.
NIIT Applied
The 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax applies because your income exceeds $200,000.
New Hampshire Capital Gains Tax Details
Tax Treatment
Tax Type
No state tax
Maximum Rate
0%
Available Exemptions
- All capital gains exempt (no tax on wages or investment income since the Interest and Dividends Tax repeal)
New Hampshire Capital Gains Tax FAQ
Official References
- IRS Topic 409: Capital Gains and Losses
Federal capital gains tax guidance
- IRS Publication 523: Selling Your Home
$250K / $500K home-sale exclusion, basis adjustments, and selling expenses
- NH Department of Revenue Administration — Interest & Dividends Tax (repealed)
New Hampshire state capital gains rules
This calculator provides estimates. Consult a tax professional for advice specific to your situation in New Hampshire.
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