N.H. Admin. Code § Rev 3407.01 - Exemptions

Owners shall be exempt from filing Form PA-7 and shall be exempt from the yield tax pursuant to the following:

(a) The exemptions and amounts provided in RSA 79:1, II(b) shall be per owner per tax year allowing an owner, without filing an intent, to:
(1) Cut up to 15,000 board feet of logs that will be used exclusively in the construction, reconstruction, or alteration of buildings, structures, or fences that remain under the landowner's ownership;
(2) Cut up to 30 cords of fuel wood for their own consumption for domestic fuel purposes;
(3) Cut for an unlimited amount of fuel wood for their own purposes in the manufacture of maple syrup or sugar; and
(4) Cut up to 15,000 board feet of logs and 30 cords of wood and 300 tons of whole tree chips, for the purpose of converting land, so long as all required permits have been secured as necessary for the use to which the land will be converted and the land is located within one municipality;
(b) Owners who otherwise would be exempted under RSA 79-:1, II (b)(5) and Rev 3407.01 (a)(4) shall lose that exemption entirely and shall complete and file Form PA-7 and pay the yield tax on all wood and timber cut if the volume cut within the tax year exceeds any of the following limits: 15,000 board feet of logs, 30 cords of wood, and 300 tons of whole tree chips;
(c) Any cutting for clearing or maintaining rights-of-way, or water storage reservoirs, as described in RSA 79:1, II (b)(4), shall be exempt from filing Form PA-7 and the yield tax, provided that the wood and timber cut is:
(1) Not sold; or
(2) Bartered; and
(d) Any cutting on public lands, provided that the wood and timber cut is under the ownership or jurisdiction and for the use of:
(1) The federal government;
(2) The state government;
(3) Municipalities;
(4) School districts; or
(5) Counties.

Notes

N.H. Admin. Code § Rev 3407.01
Amended byVolume XXXIV Number 37, Filed September 11, 2014, Proposed by #10664, Effective 9/4/2014, Expires9/4/2024 . Amended by Number 32, Filed August 8, 2024, Proposed by #14026, Effective 7/16/2024, Expires 7/16/2034.

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