I live in new hampshire do i have to submit a state return?

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I have no interest or dividends to claim

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No, if you have no interest, dividend or any other income from investments (passive income), you will not need to file a NH state income tax return. (So no NH state income tax return is required if you only have wage income.)

NH does not have a individual state income tax filing related to wage income earned in NH

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Even if you have some interest and dividend income, the minimum interest and dividend income needed to file is $2,400 for individuals, and $4,800 for married filing jointly.  A quick look at federal Schedule B can tell you if filing the DP-10 may be necessary.  The Turbotax program will also let you know. 

While NH does not have standard personal income taxes, it does have a robust business tax system.  So non-wage LLCs and self-employed may be subject to the NH Business Enterprise Tax (BET) and/or the Business Profits Tax with sufficient business revenue and/or profits, respectively.  The more expensive Turbotax software offerings can help determine if these NH business tax forms need to filed.