New Hampshire State Individual Income Tax Extension Filing Instructions
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Last modified 3/22/2023 4:07:16 AM EST |
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The State of New Hampshire does not impose a personal income tax, but it does have an Interest and Dividends (I&D) Tax. The I&D Tax applies to individuals and fiduciaries with gross interest/dividends income above a certain level.
However, individuals in New Hampshire are not required to submit a separate form requesting an extension to file. As long as you pay 100% of your I&D Tax by the original due date, you will automatically receive an extension to file your New Hampshire Interest and Dividends Tax return.
Extension Form To Use
There is no state-specific form to request an extension, as the state of New Hampshire automatically provides the extension of time for individuals to file their New Hampshire Interest and Dividends Tax return.
Due Date to file New Hampshire tax Extension
| Form | Actual Due Date | Extension Period |
|---|---|---|
|
Form DP-59-A |
15th day of the 4th month following the end of the taxable year (April 15). | 7-Month |
New Hampshire tax extension Filing Method (Paper/Electronic)
It supports both paper and electronic filing methods.
How to pay the state tax due?
You can pay your tax due using any of the following options:
- You can use Form DP-59-A (Payment Form and Application for 7-Month Extension of Time to File Interest and Dividends Tax Return) to make a New Hampshire extension payment. Note: If you pay online, you do not need to file this form. Electronic payments must be received before midnight on the due date of the tax.
- You can also pay electronically via “e-File New Hampshire”
NOTE: Do not file Form DP-59-A if you have zero state tax balance due.
Does ExpressExtension support this State filing?
New Hampshire extensions are automatic, which means there is no application to submit.
Any Special Requirements?
As long as you pay 100% of your I&D Tax by the original due date (April 15), you will automatically receive a 7-month extension to file your New Hampshire Interest and Dividends Tax return and you will not be subject to the late filing penalty.
To know more about the New Hampshire State Personal Income Tax Extension Filing Requirements, click here.