New Hampshire has no state income or sales tax, but funds local services almost entirely through property taxes — averaging 2.18%, one of the highest rates in the nation. This adds significantly to monthly housing costs.
Recommended for incomes above $145k/yr (28% DTI rule)
New Hampshire property taxes
NH property taxes are set by each municipality and vary widely. Nashua and Manchester rates differ from rural towns by several hundred dollars per year.
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