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New Mexico fire victims get tax relief

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Trends: Are sourcing rules changing (and making anything easier)?

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Other states are also changing: New Mexico switched to destination-based sourcing for both in-state and out-of-state sellers almost a year ago. Rather than level anything the Act puts remote sellers at a significant disadvantage to in-state sellers.

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The Taste Of New Mexico In A Subscription Box

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Entrepreneurs are sometimes inspired to create companies based on a place where they have strong ties: Eric Smith was born as well as raised in New Mexico and co-founded Nuevo Food Box , which offers a subscription box of food highlighting the flavors of the state. They met in the state, but they had to move away for work (and life).

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Vitamins, supplements and sales tax – the latest

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Special, more detailed conditions for sales tax or exemptions on these products apply in California (depending on calorie count and ingredients), the District of Columbia (doublecheck the fineprint definitions), New Mexico, Pennsylvania and (possibly) Virginia.

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The latest in funny sales tax laws | TaxConnex

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You can get a big tax break in New Mexico if you just live to 100. Maybe sales tax laws make more sense? You can be the judge of that. In Florida, you can get a tax break for displaying a cow on your property. Louisiana lets small private aircrafts soar tax-free, and Connecticut extends that to bigger planes.

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New Mexico Lawsuit Sparks Marijuana Business Tax Debate

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A lawsuit in New Mexico is reigniting the debate over marijuana business taxes, only this time, the controversy surrounds how to classify these companies under state tax code. million refund.

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Monthly Sales and Use Tax Update

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New Mexico will require that some businesses convert to destination-based sourcing for reporting gross receipts taxes, effective July 1. Previously, New Mexico was an origin-based sourcing state. This change will also require out-of-state businesses to collect the GRT local option taxes in addition to the state rate.

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