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New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax (GRT)

How to compute New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) for New Mexico, tax year 2025: rates, thresholds, and step-by-step rules with primary-source citations.

New MexicoTax year 2025· Last reviewed Apr 13, 2026

Key facts — New Mexico, 2025

FieldValue
JurisdictionNew Mexico
Tax typeGross Receipts Tax (GRT) -- NOT a traditional sales tax; tax on the SELLER
State GRT rate5.125%
Local add-on range0% -- ~4.1875%
Maximum combined rate~9.3125%
SourcingDestination-based
Economic nexus$100,000 in taxable gross receipts
Tax authorityNew Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department (TRD)
Portalhttps://tap.state.nm.us
SST memberNo
Skill version2.0

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Use this skill whenever asked about New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax (GRT). Trigger on phrases like "New Mexico GRT", "Gross Receipts Tax", "NM sales tax", "NMSA §7-9". NM has a GRT, not a traditional sales tax. ALWAYS load us-sales-tax first.

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New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) Skill v2.0

Section 1 -- Quick reference

FieldValue
JurisdictionNew Mexico
Tax typeGross Receipts Tax (GRT) -- NOT a traditional sales tax; tax on the SELLER
State GRT rate5.125%
Local add-on range0% -- ~4.1875%
Maximum combined rate~9.3125%
SourcingDestination-based
Economic nexus$100,000 in taxable gross receipts
Tax authorityNew Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department (TRD)
Portalhttps://tap.state.nm.us
SST memberNo
Skill version2.0

CRITICAL: NM GRT taxes virtually ALL services and most transactions. One of the broadest tax bases in the US (similar to Hawaii GET). Tax is on the seller, not the buyer.

Section 3 -- Transaction pattern library

PatternTaxable?Notes
General TPPTAXABLE
ClothingTAXABLENo exemption
Grocery foodEXEMPTDeductible from gross receipts
Prepared foodTAXABLE
ALL services (including professional)TAXABLENM taxes virtually all services
SaaSTAXABLE
Digital goodsTAXABLE
Healthcare servicesDEDUCTIBLESpecific healthcare deductions available
Manufacturing equipmentDEDUCTIBLEDeduction from gross receipts
Prescription drugsEXEMPT
ResaleDEDUCTIBLE

Section 10 -- Prohibitions

  • NEVER call NM's tax a "sales tax" without noting it is a GRT on the seller.
  • NEVER assume services are exempt -- NM taxes virtually ALL services.
  • NEVER confuse "deduction" with "exemption" -- NM uses deductions from gross receipts.
  • NEVER compute any number.

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