New Hampshire economic nexus threshold for sales tax
Data version 2026-Q3 · reviewed 2026-07-14
If you sell into New Hampshire without a physical presence, you may still be required to register for, collect, and remit sales tax once your sales cross the state's economic nexus threshold. Here is where New Hampshire stands.
New Hampshire threshold at a glance
What this means for remote sellers
New Hampshire does not levy a general statewide sales tax, so there is no economic nexus threshold for sales tax. Remote sellers generally have no New Hampshire sales-tax collection obligation, though limited local or special taxes can exist in some jurisdictions.
How New Hampshire compares to other states
New Hampshire is one of 4 US jurisdictions with no general statewide sales tax (along with Delaware, Montana, Oregon). The other 47 jurisdictions each set an economic nexus threshold remote sellers must track.
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New Hampshire economic nexus FAQ
Does New Hampshire have an economic nexus threshold?
No. New Hampshire does not impose a general statewide sales tax, so there is no sales-tax economic nexus threshold for remote sellers.
Do I need to collect New Hampshire sales tax as a remote seller?
Generally no statewide sales tax applies in New Hampshire. Confirm any local or special taxes with the New Hampshire department of revenue.
Related states
Informational only — not legal or tax advice. Verify with the New Hampshire department of revenue and a qualified professional.