Filing Your New Hampshire Interest and Dividends Tax Return Just Got Easier

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It just got ez-ier to file all the forms you need! 

Are you a full or part-year New Hampshire resident?  Although your state does not tax earned income, they do tax interest and dividends.  You are required to file Form DP-10 if you received more than $2,400 (single filers) or $4,800 (married filing jointly) of interest and/or dividends.  ezTaxReturn.com can now help you prepare this form in the New Hampshire section of our program.

What is taxable interest income?

Interest from the following sources is taxable:

• All banks, credit unions, building & loan associations, trust companies.
• Bonds, notes and money at interest and from all debts due the person being taxed unless specifically exempt
• Personal mortgages and loans
• Repurchase agreements
• Municipal bonds, EXCEPT New Hampshire
• Deemed interest

What is taxable dividend income?

Dividends from the following sources is taxable:

• Banks and bank holding companies
• Corporations (including New Hampshire Corporations)
• Mutual funds EXCEPT portion generated from direct obligations of the US Government or from capital gains
• Automatic reinvestments
• World Bank dividends
• Deemed dividends

For the full checklist of what is taxable and not taxable in New Hampshire, please click here.

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