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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ACD 31098 form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your business information in the 'Executed By' section, including your NM CRSID# and contact details.
  3. In the 'Buyer/Lesse Name' field, input the name of the buyer or lessee along with their address and city.
  4. Fill out the 'Executed To' section with the seller or lessor's information, including their CRS ID#, FEIN/SSN/ID, and certificate number.
  5. Repeat step 4 for additional sellers or lessors as needed, ensuring all fields are completed accurately.
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New Mexico considers you a tax-exempt organization if the federal government has first granted the status to you under Section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code with a classification as an educational or social entity. Your gross receipts may be exempt from gross receipts tax under Section 7-9-29 NMSA 1978.
NEW MEXICO CRS NUMBER APPLICATION Register for a New Mexico Sales Tax Permit Online by filling out and submitting the State Sales Tax Registration form. This permit will furnish your business with a unique NM CRS Number.
HOW TO GET A RESALE CERTIFICATE IN NEW MEXICO STEP 1 : Obtain a New Mexico Sales Tax Permit. STEP 2 : Print out the New Mexico Certificate of Resale. STEP 3 : Present a copy of this certificate to suppliers when you wish to purchase items for resale.
A Nontaxable Transaction Certificate (NTTC) obtained from the Taxation and Revenue Department allows you as a seller or lessor to deduct the receipts from qualified transactions from your gross receipts. You need only one NTTC from a customer to cover all transactions of the same type with that customer.
Type 5: Services that will be resold to the government. Type 6: Construction material, service and leases resold to the government. Type 11: Tangible personal property consumed in the manufacturing process. Type 15: Tangible personal property purchased by qualified federal contractors.

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A Vendor is a person selling merchandise, providing a service or attending an informational booth at a Special Event.As a Vendor, you are doing business in New Mexico and required to register with Taxation and Revenue Department for a GRT ID number and subject to file and pay Gross Receipts Tax.
Verify it with the state Heres the link to check the validity of a New Mexico resale certificate. Then, under Businesses, select Check CRS Status. From there, enter CRS ID, zip code, and last 4 of SSN, FEIN, or ITIN. Heres a guide to how you can verify retail sales certificates from every state.
To get a resale certificate, a business must obtain a sales tax permit. Then that business can apply for the proper sales tax exemption forms, including resale certificates. Most states accept out-of-state resale certificates, but not all.

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