New Hampshire has no sales tax on anything, including equipment and leases, which takes thousands off a financed machine compared with Massachusetts next door. The state business profits tax has its own Section 179 cap and does not allow bonus depreciation, and the biggest project in the state right now is the I-93 widening between Bow and Concord.
We place New Hampshire files with lenders that fund across New England, from a Manchester excavating contractor to a North Country logging crew to a Nashua snow and landscape company. Options in 24 to 48 hours on a soft inquiry.
Who we finance in New Hampshire
What is driving equipment demand in New Hampshire
- The I-93 widening between Bow and Concord, a state project of roughly $780 million.
- Steady Seacoast and southern tier development driven by Massachusetts commuters and businesses.
We work with businesses across New Hampshire, including Manchester, Nashua, Concord, Portsmouth, and Salem and Londonderry, and the rural counties in between.
Sales tax and income tax on equipment in New Hampshire
Tax rules change and depend on your facts. Confirm with your accountant before relying on any of this.
Trucks, trailers, and titling in New Hampshire
- Apportioned registration for interstate carriers through the New Hampshire DMV. No weight-distance tax.
- Off-road equipment is not titled or plated.
Where New Hampshire buyers find equipment
We finance equipment from any dealer, auction, or private seller. Dealers and auctions our New Hampshire customers use include Milton CAT (Londonderry), Chappell Tractor (Milford), United Ag and Turf (John Deere, North Haverhill). Get pre-approved before you go so the seller sees a buyer who can close.
Equipment we finance
Excavators · Dozers and loaders · Skid steers · Semi trucks · Trailers · Farm equipment · Cranes and lifts
About financing in New Hampshire
Equipment financing in New Hampshire is arranged through Land Tech Capital's network of third-party lenders and lessors. Land Tech Capital is a New York based commercial finance broker, not a lender, and does not hold a New Hampshire license. Your financing agreement will be with the lender or lessor, who provides any disclosures New Hampshire law requires. No fee is charged to you before funding, and we are paid by the lender when a deal closes.
Questions we get
Is there sales tax on a leased excavator in New Hampshire?
No. New Hampshire has no sales or use tax on purchases or on lease payments.
How does Section 179 work on the New Hampshire business profits tax?
The state allows up to $500,000 of Section 179 and does not allow bonus depreciation. You take the full federal deduction and depreciate the rest normally on the state return.
Can a logger finance a used forwarder?
Yes. Forestry is a specialized program with age and hour limits that depend on the lender. Log trucks go on the truck programs.
