Work in Lowell, MA and live in New Hampshire? We can help you file an accurate Massachusetts return.

We apportion your wages to the days you worked in Massachusetts, so the nonresident return taxes only those days.

Chris Brown, IRS Enrolled Agent

Chris Brown, Enrolled Agent

You work with me directly, start to finish.

Chris Brown, IRS Enrolled Agent

Chris Brown, Enrolled Agent

You work with me directly, start to finish.

Licensed tax pro Federally licensed by the IRS
Small business taxes Schedule C, LLCs, 1099s
Same person, every year We know your history
All of New Hampshire Virtual or in person

Plenty of Lowell commuters live just over the line in New Hampshire. If that’s you, the key question is how much of your wages Massachusetts can actually tax, and the answer comes down to day-count apportionment.

We prepare your MA non-resident return (Form 1-NR/PY), apportion your income by the days you physically worked in Lowell, and make sure you’re not over-withholding to Massachusetts.

Learn more about our NH/MA cross-border specialty.

Serving Lowell and nearby

Chelmsford · Tewksbury · Dracut

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What clients say

Real reviews from real Southern NH clients

5.0 · 12 Google reviews
“I truly cannot say enough good things about my experience with Chris & Maria at NH Tax Advisors! I came to them with a rather daunting & messy self-employed tax situation, needing resolution for some previous years' filings.”
Olivia K.
“We had an unexpected situation this tax season when our original accountant suddenly became ill and had to retire. My husband and I were scrambling to find someone new, especially so close to the deadline.”
Tara W.
“I had a great experience working with Chris Brown. He was incredibly easy to work with and always very reachable. He would respond within minutes or at most a few hours whenever I had a question.”
Jennifer W.

Have a tax question, or a return that needs filing? Call and talk to a licensed tax pro who will remember you next year.

Tell us what you are dealing with, and we will tell you what it takes to get it filed accurately.

Call 603-860-6000

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