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NMGuide in reviewLast checked: Nov 3, 20266/6 sourced

New Mexico: corporate income tax, a franchise (privilege) tax and an annual report due every two years.

Each fact below cites the agency page we read and the day we read it. Where a rule is still being confirmed, the page says so instead of showing a zero.

Verified facts

Dates, extensions and payments

Filing and payment dates stay separate wherever the source supports it.

  1. Filing

    Return filing

    15th day of the fourth month following the close of the tax year (April 15 for calendar-year filers)

    Same rule applies to fiscal-year and short-year filers; use the form for the tax year in which the fiscal or short year begins.

  2. Extension

    Extension

    Does not extend payment

    Must be requested

  3. Entity report

    Entity report

    biennial

    biennial

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Frequently asked questions

Does New Mexico impose a corporate income tax?

Yes. The state agency publishes the applicable rate. Form: CIT-1, Corporate Income and Franchise Tax Return.

Does New Mexico charge a franchise or privilege tax?

Yes. Check the fact chip and the linked official source before budgeting for it.

When is the New Mexico corporate return due?

15th day of the fourth month following the close of the tax year (April 15 for calendar-year filers)

Does an extension also postpone the tax payment?

No. The extension moves the filing date, not the payment date; unpaid tax can accrue penalty and interest.

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