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RPD-41244 Technology Jobs Tax Credit Claim Form

RPD-41244 Technology Jobs Tax Credit Claim Form 2026

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The document is the Technology Jobs Tax Credit Claim Form (RPD-41244) from the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department. It outlines the process for claiming an approved Technology Jobs Tax Credit, detailing the necessary information to be submitted alongside various tax returns. The form specifies eligibility for both basic and additional tax credits, their application limits, and instructions for completing Schedule A to track credit approvals. It emphasizes the importance of attaching this form to avoid denial of the credit.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the RPD-41244 Technology Jobs Tax Credit Claim Form in our platform.
Begin by entering the holder's Social Security Number (SSN) or Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) in the designated field, followed by the name and mailing address of the holder.
Fill in your CRS identification number, email address, and phone number to ensure proper communication regarding your claim.
Input the beginning and ending dates of the tax year for which you are claiming the credit. This is crucial for accurate processing.
Complete line 2 by entering your NET NM INCOME TAX after applying any business-related income tax credits.
On line 3, indicate the portion of total credit available that you are claiming on your current New Mexico tax return. Ensure this does not exceed your Net New Mexico tax due.
Finally, sign and date the form under penalty of perjury to confirm that all information provided is true and complete.

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What is the form for claiming tax credit?

Form 67 can only be submitted online on the e-Filing portal. After logging into the e-Filing portal, select Form 67, prepare and submit the form.

What is the RPD 41071 application for tax refund?

What is Form 41071 in New Mexico? New Mexico residents may use a form RPD-41071 to apply for a refund on overpaid taxes by filing a form RPD-41071. Note that you may also do so using a letter of your own as long as it contains all the same information on this form.

What form do I need to claim the RD tax credit?

Businesses can claim the RD Credit by filing IRS Form 6765, Credit for Increasing Research Activities. As part of the process, they need to identify qualifying expenses and provide adequate documentation that shows how these costs meet the requirements under Internal Revenue Code Section 41.

What is a tax credit form for a job application?

Certification requirement To do this, the employer submits IRS Form 8850, Pre-screening Notice and Certification Request for the Work Opportunity Credit, to their state workforce agency within 28 days after the eligible worker begins work. Employers should not submit this form to the IRS.

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