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Why NH Landlords and Small Business Owners Should Choose a New Hampshire CPA Over a Cheap Tax Service
If you own rental property or run a business here in New Hampshire, you’ve probably seen the ads:
“File your taxes for free!”
“Fast. Simple. Online.”
“Maximum refund guaranteed!”
It sounds tempting—but here’s the truth: those “free” services often come with hidden costs, missed deductions, and a total lack of accountability when things go wrong. That might be fine for a college student with one W-2. But for a landlord with three units in Claremont? Or a self-employed contractor in Sutton? It’s a different game entirely.
How New Hampshire Landlords Can Save Big on State Taxes Using the Personal Compensation Deduction
If you own rental property in New Hampshire and file as a sole proprietor, partner, or LLC—not a corporation—you might be missing out on a powerful tax break that most out-of-state CPAs won’t even mention.
We’re talking about a Granite State–only rule called the Personal Compensation Deduction under the New Hampshire Business Profits Tax (BPT). And if you’re not taking full advantage of it, you’re probably overpaying.
Let’s fix that.
FAQ – Tax Preparation for Individuals, Landlords, and 1099 Workers in New Hampshire (Tax tips for NH landlords)
I wrote this FAQ because the same questions come up again and again across the Lake Sunapee and Kearsarge region. People want clarity. They want to know what the IRS expects, what New Hampshire actually cares about, and how to avoid surprises.
If you are a landlord, a sole proprietor, or someone juggling self-employment income here in NH, these are the answers you keep wishing someone would give you.
Taxes on LLC in NH: Essential Guide for Single-Member LLCs in New Hampshire
If you’re running a business as a single-member LLC in New Hampshire, congrats—you’re wearing the crown and the accountant hat (for now). 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.
Here’s what you need to know about how your LLC is taxed in New Hampshire—especially if you’re filing as a sole proprietorship, which is the default for single-member LLCs.
New Hampshire Estimated Taxes - Not So Scary After All
Worried about getting hit with a massive tax bill every time you file? Wondering how you can make your tax liability a bit less of a burden every April? If tax time every year is one of stress, where you owe thousands of dollars, you may actually need to pay estimated taxes throughout the year.
What S-Corp Owners need to do before the end of the year
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.
What Every NH Business Owner Should Know About Profit & Loss Statements
If you're running a business here in New Hampshire—whether it’s a landscaping company in Sunapee, a café in Concord, or a home services business based out of your garage—one of the most valuable financial tools in your arsenal is your Profit and Loss Statement (also known as a P&L or income statement).
It’s not just paperwork. It’s your scorecard.
And if you're not looking at one regularly, you’re basically driving without a dashboard.
Let’s break down what a P&L actually tells you, why it matters for NH businesses, and how it can help you make smarter decisions.