🎉 New Hampshire has NO income tax on wages or self-employment. Only federal + SE tax applies.

📊 Your New Hampshire Tax Estimate as a Musician

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Business Deductions ($)

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Other W-2 Income ($)

SE Tax (15.3%)

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Federal Income Tax

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New Hampshire State Tax (0%)

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Top Musician Tax Deductions in New Hampshire

✓ Musical instruments and maintenance
✓ Recording studio time and home studio equipment
✓ Music software (DAW, plugins, sample libraries)
✓ Transportation to gigs and rehearsals
✓ Promotional materials (recordings, photos, website)
✓ Music lessons and professional development (if maintaining/improving skills for income)

💡 Musician tip: Musicians can use Section 179 to deduct instruments in the purchase year. A $3,000 guitar used for professional gigs can be written off immediately rather than depreciated.

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