New Hampshire DTC compliance

Registration, tax, and operational requirements for shipping wine direct-to-consumer in New Hampshire. Every rule traces to a primary source.

Permitted

DTC wine shipping is permitted in New Hampshire today.

Statute

“shall apply for a direct shipper permit from the commission”

Compliance reference

Direct shipping allowed
Preliminary
Yes
Reporting frequency
Cross-source verified
Monthly
Age verification required
Cross-source verified
Yes
Sales tax collected by
Cross-source verified
—
Volume limit basis
Preliminary
Per consumer per year
Excise tax collected by
Preliminary
No rule in jurisdiction
Permit expiration anchor
Single source
Anniversary
Reporting frequency threshold (gallons)
Single source
0
Permit required
Cross-source verified
Yes
Permit fee
Cross-source verified
$100
Common carrier delivery allowed
Cross-source verified
Yes
Volume limit
Cross-source verified
12
Volume limit unit
Preliminary
9-liter cases
Permit term
Cross-source verified
1 year
Statute citation (NCSL)
Withheld, older than the rules it backs
This NH reference text was published 2021-10-15, before the 2026-08-31 date Ratify holds for the rules above it, so Ratify withholds it rather than printing superseded language beside current fields. It returns once the source is re-pulled and re-graded.

Bond amount (maximum): —
Bond amount (minimum): —
Bond basis formula: —
Bond required: No
Excise rate by alcohol class: —
Excise rate basis: —
Excise rate per unit: —
Federal basic permit required: Yes
Franchise tax required: —
Litter tax required: —
Monthly zero-sales report required: No
Economic nexus threshold: —
Permit application form: D-001
Permit application URL: https://www.enforcement.liquor.nh.gov/direct-shipping/direct-shippers
Product registration required: No
Maximum local sales-tax add-on: —
State sales-tax rate: —
Single local use-tax rate option: No