TaxesFinding
New Mexico should lower its statewide gross receipts tax rate.
New Mexico taxes most sales of goods and services through its gross receipts tax, which has been cut in small steps in recent years. A lower rate would reduce costs for buyers and businesses and cut state revenue.
Gregg Hull
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