Solved: I lived all year in IL, but sold a second home in NH at a gain. Do I need to file a NH tax return?

I lived all year in IL, but sold a second home in NH at a gain. Do I need to file a NH tax return?

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No you will not need to file an NH tax return to report the sale of your second home in NH. New Hampshire does not levy a personal income or capital gains tax.

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No you will not need to file an NH tax return to report the sale of your second home in NH. New Hampshire does not levy a personal income or capital gains tax.

I filed by mail in july of this year. Single, 1040. I received a letter stating a forgot to sign signature from state. Which was faxed back asap. No status available yet?

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I lived all year in IL, but sold a second home in NH at a gain. Do I need to file a NH tax return?

I lived all year in IL, but sold a second home in NH at a gain. Do I need to file a NH tax return?

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