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New Mexico needs more work on its tax reforms, experts argue

By Washington Examiner
Published August 7, 2022 1:00pm ET
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New Mexico needs more work on its tax reforms, experts argue
(The Center Square) – While New Mexico has stopped taxing Social Security benefits for most taxpayers, the state still needs more tax reforms to improve its economic climate, according to some fiscal policy experts. The state stopped last month stopped taxing Social Security benefits for those who earn $100,000 or less each year, which means […]

(The Center Square) – While New Mexico has stopped taxing Social Security benefits for most taxpayers, the state still needs more tax reforms to improve its economic climate, according to some fiscal policy experts.

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