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Carpenter salary in New Hampshire after taxes

The median carpenter in New Hampshire earns $61,200 a year ($29.42 an hour). After 2026 taxes, that's about $51,354 a year, or $1,975.16 every two weeks.

Take-home pay at each pay level

Pay levelGross / yearTake-home / yearPer monthEvery 2 weeks
10th percentile$45,500$38,739$3,228$1,489.97
25th percentile$50,170$42,492$3,541$1,634.29
Median$61,200$51,354$4,280$1,975.16
75th percentile$73,760$60,720$5,060$2,335.39
90th percentile$92,410$73,840$6,153$2,840.02

The 10th percentile means 10% of carpenters in New Hampshire earn less than this. New hires usually start near the 10th–25th percentile.

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    Carpenter take-home pay in other states

    New Hampshire ranks #8 of 20 of the states we cover for median carpenter take-home pay.

    StateMedian grossTake-home / year
    Alaska$73,860$60,791
    Illinois$79,000$60,641
    Washington$74,190$59,994
    California$75,920$58,120
    Massachusetts$75,200$57,947
    New York$72,330$56,029
    Nevada$62,380$52,302
    New Hampshire$61,200$51,354
    New Jersey$64,010$50,954
    Ohio$60,810$49,604
    Michigan$61,680$49,369
    Pennsylvania$59,370$48,061
    Wyoming$56,850$47,859
    Virginia$55,690$44,539
    Tennessee$50,830$43,022
    Florida$49,870$42,251
    Texas$48,900$41,471
    South Dakota$48,140$40,860
    North Carolina$49,100$40,150
    Georgia$49,350$40,119

    Questions

    How much does a carpenter make in New Hampshire after taxes?

    The median carpenter in New Hampshire earns $61,200 a year ($29.42 an hour) before tax, according to BLS data for May 2025. After 2026 federal taxes that's about $51,354 a year, $4,280 a month or $1,975.16 every two weeks for a single filer with no pre-tax deductions.

    How many carpenters work in New Hampshire?

    About 3,760, according to the BLS May 2025 estimates.

    Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025, statewide, all industries. BLS wages include tips and commissions, not overtime premiums or benefits. Take-home uses 2026 tax rules for a single filer paid every two weeks with W-4 defaults and no pre-tax deductions.

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