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The good news? New Hampshire is a bit different when it comes to taxes. The bad news? It’s still the government, so there are still forms, rules, and gotchas.

What’s changing in 2026 1. 2026 Individual Tax Changes: Tax rates & brackets: relief continues A big piece of the puzzle is that the law known as the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) — passed in July 2025 — makes permanent many of the individual-tax rate cuts originally in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). The marginal tax‐rate structure (for individuals) under the TCJA had rates from 10 % up to 37 %. Without the OBBB, many of those would have reverted upward in 2026. Because th

Understanding tax deductions can be a challenging task for many S-corporation (S-corp) owners. One area that often confuses is the deduction of health insurance premiums. As a business owner, it's crucial to know not just what you can deduct but also how to do it correctly to avoid costly mistakes and maximize your tax benefits. 1. Understanding Deductible Business Expenses: The tax code allows business owners to deduct ordinary and necessary expenses of running a business. T

A Guide for Landowners Hey there, fellow land enthusiasts! Have you ever wondered how you can contribute to land conservation while also...

Buying You can deduct home mortgage interest on the first $750,000 of indebtedness. (If your house is more than that amount, you can take a percentage of the average balance as a deduction.) However, this is an itemized deduction, and because the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017 effectively doubled the standard deduction, 88.5% of taxpayers pay less tax by using the standard deduction and do not itemize. Bottom line- there is no significant tax consequence of buying a home unless