White-label accounting for New Hampshire CPAs

New Hampshire has no general statewide sales tax and no broad tax on wages, which shapes its retail economy. Stores in Salem, Nashua and Seabrook draw customers from neighboring states. The state does levy business-level taxes and a tax on meals and rooms, so hospitality clients still have filings. Every such determination belongs to your firm.

HelloBooks gives no tax advice and files nothing. It keeps invoices, deposits and expenses in a reconciled ledger, with AI categorization holding uncertain items for review, and produces reports from real activity. That gives your staff dependable records for whatever business or meals and rooms filings a client needs.

Ski areas and lodges around North Conway and Lincoln peak in winter, while marinas and restaurants on the lakes peak in summer, and inns fill again for fall foliage. A single firm may serve clients whose busy seasons never overlap, which makes steady monthly bookkeeping harder to schedule.

The firm console lists every client with its month-end close status and items waiting for review. Staff in Concord or Manchester can see which seasonal businesses need attention right now and plan work around each client’s calendar instead of discovering backlogs at year end.

The White-Label License costs your firm a flat monthly fee and includes unlimited staff. Clients remain on published HelloBooks plans with a firm discount on each, and your firm charges clients whatever it chooses. HelloBooks sends its invoices to the firm only.

Your firm sets the app name, logo, colors, sign-in page and document templates. The web address runs on a hellobooks.ai subdomain from day one, with your own domain and firm email arriving at full launch. Client data belongs to your practice and may be exported. Founding firms are being accepted now.

One flat license covers your brand, unlimited staff and the firm console. Your clients stay on published HelloBooks plans, and your firm gets 20% off each one. Founding firms go live first on a firm subdomain; your own domain and email from your domain follow at full launch.