New Mexico charges a gross receipts tax on persons engaged in business in the state for the privilege of doing business in the state. Tax rates vary across the.
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Listed below, are common questions regarding Gross Receipts Tax, and answers as to how and why it's relevant to all brokers:. If there was an error that went unnoticed, the brokerage is still required to report the accurate amount to NM TRD based on the net commission and not the amount that was collected by the title company.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} If the amount is incorrect, the brokers should inform the Escrow Officer so the correction can be made. The title company is only responsible for collecting the amount from the seller so it can be added to the commission checks due to brokers upon Closing of Escrow. Once you are on this page, scroll down until you see the map of New Mexico. The GRT Code is auto-populated based on the mapped location of the property. You will see another box appear that will contain the tax code and rate for the property see the third screenshot. It will contain a search box for you to enter the property address see screenshot below. Net Sheets provide sellers an approximate breakdown of closing fees to inform sellers how much they will be receiving or owing at Closing. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Bill Pay Contact Login. The Tax Schedule is broken down by each county for the state. There are different boundaries located within the metropolitan area. The link to the TRD website is the best resource to verify the correct Tax Code and GRT Rate, as there are many different Tax Codes that are based on the municipality or county in which the property is located in. Also included on the same page as the Boundary Map, is all of the downloadable Tax Schedules broken down by year see screenshot below.