New Mexico Selected Taxation and Revenue Laws and Regulations

Official copies of the submitted rules (regulations) may be obtained from the New Mexico Public Records Commission. To view only the laws that govern New Mexico`s tax and fee programs, select “Statutory Chapters of New Mexico`s Annotated Statutes 1978.” All written comments received by the Agency will be published no later than 3 business days after receipt www.tax.newmexico.gov to allow for public review. The Property Tax Division (PTD) assists local governments in administering and collecting ad valorem taxes in the State of New Mexico. Property taxes account for a large portion of the annual revenues of local governments and schools in New Mexico. Make three desks. New Mexico imposes an ad valorem tax on the owner of any copper mining property that is not subject to assessment and taxation under the Property Tax Act (section 7-39-8 NMSA 1978) Generally, the tax is levied on active copper production instead of the property tax. The Department of Taxes and Taxes administers various tax and tax laws. The files linked below contain copies of the laws of these laws. The records also contain regulations developed by the Department for the interpretation and clarification of these Acts. We have compiled these files in this format to help manage these acts. This format also provides a unique place where you can find the tax laws and fee laws and regulations associated with them.

This section lists recently submitted regulations. The following list is ordered by tax law, followed by the order number(s) for orders recently filed under that law. The links below will take you to the relevant tax legislation. Once you open the tax law, you will need to look for the regulatory number you want to display. Introduction of the 2020 calendar year of the tax on insurance premiums The tax department will transfer these tax programs to our GenTax system for all tax returns starting with the 2020 calendar year. Returns and payments are made at our taxpayer access point. 3.5.4.10 NMAC – Taxable in another state – If a state has the authority to subject a taxpayer to net income tax Note: Your browser may ask you to allow pop-ups on this website. Allow pop-ups and double-click the form again. For the best user experience on this site, you need to update your browser (Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox or Safari) In July 2021, significant changes will be made to the Combined Reporting System (CRS).

More information is available here and on the Institute`s YouTube channel. The new gross income tax rules will come into effect on July 1, 2021. More information is available here and on the Institute`s YouTube channel. Written comments on proposals may be sent by email to policy.office@state.nm.us or by mail to the Taxation and Revenue Department, Tax Information and Policy Office, Post Office Box 630, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-0630, USA. The hearing deadline for submissions is set out in the notices of hearing below. 3.4.1.10 NMAC – Revenue from Government Bonds Gross receipts are the total amount of money or the value of any other consideration received from: the sale of real estate in New Mexico; leasing or licensing real property used in New Mexico; Grant of a right to use a franchise used in New Mexico; Run services in New. Petroleum product loading charges (Section 7-13A-1 NMSA 1978) apply to the privilege of loading gasoline or special fuel from a rack located in a state refinery or pipeline terminal into a cargo tank or gasoline or specialty fuel for resale or. Any telecommunications company, including mobile phone companies (mobile phone companies) that provides national telephone services (ITS) in New Mexico must calculate, collect, and report the Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) surcharge to taxes and tax charges. Welcome to the Tax and Revenue Department`s Forms and Publications page. The records on this page contain everything from returns and instructions to payment receipts for income tax programs and business tax programs. You can find tax rates, tax authorizations, decisions and orders, as well as laws and regulations. In the Publications folder, you will find information brochures, newsletters and information by tax program.

New Mexico imposes a separation tax on the privilege of separation of natural resources. “Natural resources” are defined as “wood and all metallic or non-metallic mineral products, combinations or compounds, excluding petroleum, natural gas and liquids. Businesses that do not have a physical presence in New Mexico, including marketplace suppliers and vendors, are also subject to gross income tax if they earned at least $100,000 in gross taxable income in the previous calendar year. For more information about this standard, see FYI-206: Gross Income Tax and Market Sales. [repealed] 3.4.10.9 NMAC – separate accounts; Calculation of net operating losses Gross revenues are the total amount of money or other consideration received from the above activities. Although gross income tax is levied on businesses, it is common for a business to pass on gross income tax to the purchaser by reporting it separately on the invoice or combining the tax with the selling price. For a complete overview of gross income tax, see FYI-105: Gross Income Taxes and Equalization Taxes: An Overview. Tax rates can be changed twice a year, in January or July.

The Department publishes new tax rate tables online and in the TSO Filer`s Package at the bottom of this page. If you would like to be added to our mailing list for proposed settlements and notices of hearing, please send policy.office@state.nm.us an email to 1-844-621-3956, 1323526577## United States toll-free. Before a regulation can be published, the ministry must hold a public hearing to solicit comments from interested persons. Public hearings are scheduled approximately 45 days from the date of submission to the Secretary`s office and 30 days from the date of publication of the Notice of Hearing in the New Mexico Registry of Proposed Public Access Rules. A hearing officer appointed by the Secretary shall listen to comments from the public on the proposed Regulation, compile them and make this information available to the Secretary for his consideration. After reviewing the information resulting from the hearing, the Secretary decides whether to submit the by-law as proposed or whether amendments to it should be made. nm-tax.webex.com/nm-tax/j.php?MTID=m89c40dd3456122210f5483dfb3e9d5b2 Sections 7-35-1 to 7-39-10 of the NMSA 1978 are the property tax laws. New Mexico imposes the Tobacco Product Tax (TPT) on the manufacture or purchase in New Mexico of tobacco products for distribution in the ordinary course of business and for the consumption of tobacco products in New Mexico. is a tobacco product. The local liquor tax is imposed on retailers who sell liquor or possess liquor for sale in a New Mexico county or municipality that elects to collect the tax. Currently, McKinley County is the only county in New Mexico that has chosen to use the. New Mexico imposes an alcohol tax on wholesalers who sell alcoholic beverages.

The tax rate varies depending on the type of alcoholic beverage sold, as described below: spirits – $1.60 per litre; Beer (except as noted in point 5 below) – $0.41 per year. Generally, a trustee must file a tax return if it is a resident trust or estate that generates income, or a non-resident trust or estate that generates income from New Mexico sources. Any trustee who is required to file a federal income tax return. [NEW] 3.4.1.13- Dividends from foreign sources After January 1, 2020, Section 60-2F-21 NMSA 1978 of the New Mexico Bingo and Raffle Act (effective July 1, 2009) imposes a bingo and raffle tax. If the tax applies to you, the following information may be helpful. For taxation periods beginning on or after July 1, 2009, use Form RPD-41345, New. Certain commercial vehicles that are not registered or registered in New Mexico and that carry passengers for rent or resale must pay a travel tax in lieu of a license or use fee for maintenance, repair, and reconstruction of the.