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Form RPD-41083, Affidavit to Obtain Refund of New Mexico Tax Due a Deceased Taxpayer; and. A copy of the death certificate or other proof of death.

EFFECTIVE July 1, 2023 The state portion of the gross receipts tax rate has been lowered from 5.000% to 4.875%, due to HB-163 from the 2022 legislative session. This change impacts all location codes across the state. Make sure to review the Gross Receipts and Compensating Tax Rate Schedule included in this packet.

The state imposes a governmental gross receipts tax of 5.00% on the receipts of New Mexico state and local governments. The exceptions are the gross receipts of public school districts and entities licensed by the Department of Health that are principally engaged in providing health care.

Obtain Tax ID Numbers In order to obtain an EIN or a FEIN, visit the IRS Application for Employer Identification Number. Register with the New Mexico Secretary of the State Business Services. You may register online at the New Mexico Taxation & Revenue Department website for your CRS registration.

Under the ?Manage my account? cube, click ?close account?. Choose the effective date you wish to close by using the calendar option. Once the date is selected, click ?submit?. You will be asked to rekey your logon password to verify authorization.

A NMBTIN is a unique taxpayer ID issued by the New Mexico Department of Taxation and Revenue. It is used to report withholdings, gross receipt taxes, and any compensation you may receive. This is different from your Federal Employer Identification Number, which is also required for most business types.