NH transfer tax calculator

New Hampshire transfer tax calculator

New Hampshire's real estate transfer tax is charged to both the buyer and the seller. Enter a sale price to see each share.

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Buyer and seller shares at closing

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How it's figured. New Hampshire taxes a sale at $0.75 per $100 of the price, or fractional part of $100, and charges that amount to the buyer and again to the seller. When the price is $4,000 or less, each pays a $20 minimum.

Buyer's share
$0
Seller's share
$0
Total transfer tax
$0

Estimate only. Contracts can change who pays; ask your attorney or title company. The NH Department of Revenue Administration confirms the exact amount when the deed is recorded.

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Other costs to plan for

The transfer tax is one part of your cash to close

Your Loan Estimate lists every cost for your loan. Buyers in New Hampshire commonly see:

  • Lender and appraisal fees for processing, underwriting and valuing the home.
  • Title insurance and settlement fees paid to the title company or closing attorney.
  • Recording fees charged by the county registry of deeds.
  • Prepaid property taxes and insurance to start your escrow account.

Read the NH closing costs guide

Sources

Checked October 7, 2026. Some transfers are exempt or taxed differently; your attorney or title company can confirm yours.

Reviewed October 29, 2026

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