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A new study by UHY International (UHYI) shows corporate tax rates in leading economies worldwide have fallen to an average of just 25.1%*. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic leaving a gaping hole in the public finances of countries around the world, UHYI says that the tre...
As of 2021, the New Mexico business tax rate on corporate income is 4.8% if the business’s total taxable income doesn’t exceed $500,000. However, for businesses with a total taxable income greater than $500,000, the corporate income tax rate is $24,000 plus 5.9% of any excess over...
Rep. Melanie Stansbury; New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham; Esfarjani; Katie Prouty, Intel New Mexico plant manager; Peter Charvat, general manager of Disaggregation Manufacturing Organization; Brian Chavez, F11x factory manager; Mindy Koch, New Mexico Corporate Services site manager; and ...
Dec 5, 2024 | Firm News Managing Partner Roger Barton Speaks to ACC Mexico on Commercial Litigation in the U.S. On December 5, 2024, Managing Partner Roger Barton served as a panelist for the Association of Corporate Counsel’s Mexico chapter on the topic of Commercial Litigation in the U...
The pass-through entity tax is calculated based on the pass-through entity’s New Mexico sourced income. Tax is calculated at the higher of the maximum marginal rate for either individuals or corporations. For 2022, the highest marginal rate for corporations and individuals is the same—5.9% of...
Tips for Applying to New Mexico Tax Credits Note that the state audits almost all tax credit applications, making proper documentation of the qualified activities and expenses a crucial part of claiming and supporting the credits. Where applicable, it’s worth noting that as the economy begins to...
You’ll then file a New Mexico Corporate Income and Franchise Tax return, found on the state’s Forms & Publications page. The state taxes corporate income up to $500,000 at a 4.8% rate. If your corporate income is above $500,000, you pay $24,000 for the first $500,000, plus ...
However, corporations are subject to corporate taxation, meaning the government taxes business income and the personal income of the corporation’s owners and shareholders (the so-called “double taxation” most LLCs avoid). In New Hampshire, corporation owners do not pay state income tax on ...