Deadline reminders › New Hampshire
New Hampshire · NHWe track 6 New Hampshire deadlines plus 17 federal ones, and email you before each one that applies to your business.
Every row links to the agency that sets the deadline. Answer a few questions once and only the ones that apply to your business are scheduled.
| Deadline | Who it hits | When | Official source |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Hampshire annual report | Every New Hampshire LLC and corporation, and every foreign LLC or corporation authorised to transact business in the state | Every April 1 | New Hampshire General Court - RSA 293-A (Business Corporation Act), s. 16.22 |
| New Hampshire Business Profits Tax and Business Enterprise Tax return | Any New Hampshire business over the filing threshold - which for a working contractor almost always means you | Every April 15 | New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration - business taxes |
| New Hampshire quarterly tax and wage report - Q1 | Any New Hampshire employer with covered employees | Every April 30 | New Hampshire Employment Security - employer claims and taxes |
| New Hampshire quarterly tax and wage report - Q2 | Any New Hampshire employer with covered employees | Every July 31 | New Hampshire Employment Security - employer claims and taxes |
| New Hampshire quarterly tax and wage report - Q3 | Any New Hampshire employer with covered employees | Every October 31 | New Hampshire Employment Security - employer claims and taxes |
| New Hampshire quarterly tax and wage report - Q4 | Any New Hampshire employer with covered employees | Every January 31 | New Hampshire Employment Security - employer claims and taxes |
Plus 17 federal deadlines: estimated taxes, the annual return matched to your entity, and the employer filings if you hire.
These are the official pages behind the deadlines above. Always confirm a requirement with the agency itself.
Entity type, filing frequency, license dates, whether you have employees or subs. Two minutes, changeable anytime.
Only the New Hampshire and federal deadlines that apply to your business, each with the official agency link.
You pick the lead time (default 14 days). The email says what is due, when, and where to file. That is the whole product.
Contractor Lane sends informational reminders with official source links. It is not legal, tax, licensing, insurance, or accounting advice, and it does not file anything for you. You remain responsible for every filing. Deadlines change — confirm with the agency.
We track 6 New Hampshire deadlines plus 17 federal ones, and email you before each one that applies to your business.
No. The New Hampshire-specific reminders only fire if they apply to your business. Every New Hampshire small business gets the federal layer regardless of trade.
No, and that's deliberate. It reminds you ahead of each deadline with the official source link. You (or your bookkeeper) file. It replaces the sticky note, not the CPA.
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