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The document is a comprehensive guide from the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department for businesses regarding the reporting of Gross Receipts, Withholding, and Compensating Taxes for the first half of 2011. It includes important announcements, due date calendars, tax rate schedules, instructions for filing CRS-1 forms, and information on electronic filing requirements. The document also outlines changes in gross receipts tax rates across various municipalities and provides details on available forms and taxpayer rights.

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In Column A, enter the name of each municipality or county where your business operates. Refer to the Gross Receipts Tax Rate Schedule for accurate names and codes.
For Column B, input any applicable Special Codes based on your industry. This helps identify specific tax rates or distribution requirements.
In Column C, enter the corresponding Location Code from the Gross Receipts Tax Rate Schedule that matches your municipality or county.
Column D requires you to report your gross receipts. Ensure you include all relevant transactions as specified in the instructions.
For deductions, complete Column E with any nontaxable transaction certificates (NTTC) or other documentation supporting your claims.
Calculate taxable gross receipts in Column F by subtracting deductions from gross receipts. Ensure this amount is not less than zero.
Enter the applicable tax rate in Column G based on the Gross Receipts Tax Rate Schedule.
Finally, calculate and enter the total tax due in Column H by multiplying taxable gross receipts by the tax rate.

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How to calculate a 5% sales tax?

Example of a sales tax calculation $50 x . 05 = $2.50 for a total of $52.50. The 5% got turned into the decimal number of . 05 and was multiplied against $50, resulting in a sales tax amount of $2.50. Lets look at how it works with a sales tax of 9.25%. $50 x . 0925 = 4.63 for a total of $54.63.

What is a CRS in New Mexico?

A sellers permit is commonly known as a sales tax permit, reseller permit, resale certificate, sales tax exemption certificate, sales tax license or sales and use tax permit. In the state of New Mexico it is formally referred to as a Combined Reporting System (CRS) Identification Number.

What is subject to sales tax in New Mexico?

New Mexico, unlike most states, doesnt have a traditional sales tax. Instead, it has a Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) applied to the receipts of most businesses operating in the state. In practice, this tax often resembles a sales tax because businesses typically pass it on to the consumer as part of the selling price.

How to calculate GRT in nm?

0:59 2:34 It grt equals base rate plus local rate taxable gross receipts for example if the base rate is 5.125MoreIt grt equals base rate plus local rate taxable gross receipts for example if the base rate is 5.125%. And the local rate is 1.5%. And your taxable gross receipts are $100 then the GRT would be $6625.

What is the formula to calculate sales tax?

The formula for calculating the sales tax on a good or service is: selling price x sales tax rate, and when calculating the total cost of a purchase, the formula is: total sale amount = selling price + sales tax.

How do you figure 7% sales tax?

A 7% sales tax rate becomes 0.07 as a decimal. Multiply this decimal by the customers total bill. For example, a customer whose bill is $10 would pay $0.70 in sales tax ($10 X 0.07).

How do I calculate New Mexico sales tax?

New Mexico sales tax overview The New Mexico (NM) state sales tax rate is currently 5.125%. Depending on local municipalities, the total tax rate can be as high as 9.0625%. State law determines the states portion of the gross receipts tax, which changes annually, typically in July.

Are GRT and CRS the same thing?

They refer to the same thing in New Mexico. The Combined Reporting System (CRS) ID is the number used to report Gross Receipts Tax (GRT), which functions similarly to sales tax in other states.

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