601 Views NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A big financial boost could be coming to New Mexico, thanks to the SunZia project, one of the largest clean energy projects in the U.S. That boost could mean billions of dollars from the project coming as early as this year.
663 Views $500 and $1,000 checks will be given out under the approved rebates SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Another round of relief will be headed to the bank accounts of New Mexicans. Friday, April 7, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed off on the plan that New Mexico House and Senate lawmakers
617 Views Late Wednesday night the New Mexico Senate approved an overhaul of the state’s tax structure. However, its substitute of HB 547 included several changes made by the Senate Tax, Business and Revenue Committee that may be a hard sell back in the House.
555 Views Santa Fe, NM (KKOB) — The New Mexico Department of Veterans Services (DVS) will hold veterans property tax waiver and exemption clinics in the following communities:
648 Views If it passes — $300 tax rebates will go to single filers. Married couples filing jointly will receive $600. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A $959 million tax package proposal passed the House and Revenue committee Monday. House Bill 547, sponsored by the chairman of the New Mexico House & Revenue
574 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — There are new concerns over millions of dollars in taxpayer money that local governments may need to use unexpectedly.
521 Views Income tax rebates and relief payments distributed by New Mexico in 2022 will not be subject to federal taxation, according to the IRS. The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department had already made clear the payments were not subject to state taxation.
543 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A former top New Mexico tax official, George Martinez, will serve the next seven years in federal prison after being sentenced in court Thursday. Top federal officials announced the sentencing at a news conference Thursday afternoon, saying Martinez will also be forced to pay $1.2
511 Views The IRS is warning taxpayers at the opening of the 2023 tax filing season that they should expect smaller refunds due to pandemic relief measures that have been allowed to expire.
479 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Tax season has begun and avoiding scams and hiccups is likely at the top of your mind when filing your taxes this season. That means ensuring you have everything you need, including your W-2. Your employer must send you that necessary tax document by January 30.
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