RPD-41288 Rev. 05/15/2019 STATE OF NEW MEXICO - TAXATION AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FOR HIGH-WAGE JOBS TAX CREDIT Who Must File: An eligible employer files this form annually to apply for a high-wage jobs tax credit for each new high-wage job created on or after July 1, 2004 and before July 1, 2026, occupied during a qualified period beginning with the year the new job is created and for three consecutive qualifying periods. The amount of the credit is 8.5% of wages paid to an eligible employee in a high-wage job for a maximum credit of $12,750 per qualified period. See the instructions for important definitions. For the status of an application or to contact an auditor, call (505) 795-1735 or send an email to TRD-BusinessCredit@state.nm.us. Name of eligible employer New Mexico CRS identification number Physical address City, state, and ZIP code Mailing address City, state, and ZIP code Name of contact Phone number Email address Total High-Wage Jobs Tax Credit 1. Claimed qualifying period(s) for the calendar year: January 1 to December 31, 20 __________ (year) 2. Enter the total number of eligible employees occupying a qualifying high-wage job in a qualified period included in this application. Refer to the number of employees reported in RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility Detail Report. 3. Enter the total high-wage jobs tax credit claimed (from column AA of RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility Detail Report). $ NOTE: Attach the following required documents to this application—RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility Detail Report and all supporting documentation including payroll registers, sales documentation for the last 12 months, proof of newly created jobs for individuals claimed, and proof of maintaining increase of high-wage jobs for the qualifying period. You can download RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility Detail Report, from our website. Visit http://www.tax.newmexico.gov/forms-publications.aspx then select High Wage Jobs from the Tax Credits (TC) folder. Instead of sending the form and attachments you may apply online from our web site at https://tap.state.nm.us or contact an auditor for a link to email the documents using a secure application. NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT Under penalty of perjury and subject to the applicable penalty outlined in Section 7-9G-1(L) NMSA 1978, I declare that I have examined this claim, and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct, and complete. Signature of claimant SEAL Print name of claimant Subscribed and sworn before me this day of 20 , Notary Public My commission expires FOR DEPARTMENT USE ONLY Authorized by the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department. Approved by: Title: Phone number: Date: High-wage jobs tax credit amount approved: $ Claim number : |
RPD-41288 STATE OF NEW MEXICO Rev. 05/15/2019 TAXATION AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FOR HIGH-WAGE JOBS TAX CREDIT INSTRUCTIONS Page 1 of 6 AMENDMENTS APPLICABLE TO APPLICATIONS WITH 12 months, proof of newly created jobs for the positions QUALIFYING PERIODS BEGINNING ON OR AFTER claimed, and proof of increase of high-wage jobs for the JANUARY 1, 2019 qualifying period. The High-Wage Jobs Tax Credit Form Section 7-9G-1(L) NMSA 1978. Any person who willfully RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility Detail Report, is an Excel submits a false, incorrect, or fraudulent certification required spreadsheet. The report's instructions begin on page 5 of pursuant to Section 7-9G-1(K) NMSA 1978 shall be subject these instructions. Form RPD-41288, and Form RPD-41376 to all applicable penalties under the Tax Administration Act, can be downloaded from our web site. Visit http://www.tax. except that the amount on which the penalty is based shall newmexico.gov/forms-publications.aspx then select High be the total amount of credit requested on the application Wage Jobs from the Tax Credits (TC) folder. for approval. Important: A taxpayer must apply for approval of the credit The amended text adds several provisions to the statute. after the close of a qualifying period, but not later than 12 If the taxpayer ceases business operations in New Mexico months following the end of the calendar year in which the while an application for credit approval is pending or after taxpayer's final qualifying period closes. an application for credit is approved for any qualifying period for a new high-wage job, the Department shall APPLICATION FORM INSTRUCTIONS not grant an additional high-wage jobs tax credit to that Establish that you retain the status of an eligible employer taxpayer, except as provided in Section 7-9G-1(O) NMSA by completing lines 1 through 4. 1978, and shall extinguish any amount of credit approved for that taxpayer not already claimed against the taxpayer's 1. Complete all information requested in the address block. modified combined tax liability. 2. Line 1. Enter the year of the credit period. 3. Line 2. Enter the number of eligible employees occupying Section 7-9G-1(O) NMSA 1978 states a taxpayer that has a qualifying high-wage job in the qualified period included received a high-wage jobs tax credit shall not submit a new in this application. Refer to the number of entries on Form application for a credit for a minimum of two calendar years RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility Detail Report. from the closing date of the last qualifying period for which the taxpayer received the credit if the taxpayer lost eligibility 4. Line 3. Enter the total high-wage jobs tax credit claimed to claim the credit from a previous application pursuant to from column AA of RPD-41376. A maximum credit of Section 7-9G-1(E) or (N) NMSA 1978. $12,750 of wages and benefits paid for each high-wage job in each qualified period is allowed. Section 7-1-68(D)(7) NMSA 1978. No interest will be paid on any high-wage jobs tax credit amount refunded (Section Make sure RPD-41288, Application for High-Wage Jobs Tax 7-1-68 NMSA 1978). Credit, is signed and notarized. Email this application along with RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility Detail Report, and all PURPOSE of the supporting documentation to TRD-BusinessCredit@ The purpose of the high-wage jobs tax credit is to provide state.nm.us or mail to: an incentive for urban and rural businesses to create and fill new high-wage jobs in New Mexico. Taxation and Revenue Department Director's Office, The high-wage jobs tax credit may be claimed by an eligible P. O. Box 8485, employer for each new high-wage job performed for the year Albuquerque, NM 87198-8485. in which the new high-wage job is created and for the three consecutive qualifying periods. A taxpayer must apply for The Department will make a determination within 180 days of approval of the credit after the close of a qualifying period, the date on which the application is filed. You may call (505) but not later than 12 months following the end of the calendar 795-1735 or send an email to check the status. If approved, year in which the taxpayer's final qualifying period closes. the applicant will be issued a document granting the tax credit. HOW TO APPLY After approval, complete RPD-41290, High-Wage Jobs Tax Complete Form RPD-41288, Application for High-Wage Credit Claim Form, to claim the credit against the modified Jobs Tax Credit. Then submit it to the Taxation and Revenue combined tax liability due. (See the Modified combined Department along with RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility tax liability definition on page 4 of these instructions.) The Detail Report and all supporting documentation in electronic Department will refund any excess credit. format—payroll registers, sales documentation for the last |
RPD-41288 STATE OF NEW MEXICO Rev. 05/15/2019 TAXATION AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FOR HIGH-WAGE JOBS TAX CREDIT INSTRUCTIONS Page 2 of 6 USING THE HIGH-WAGE JOBS TAX CREDIT For a new high-wage job created on or after July 1, 2015: When approved, the high-wage jobs tax credit may be applied a. $60,000 if the job is performed or based in or within against the modified combined tax liability of a taxpayer. 10 miles of the external boundaries of a municipality with a population of 60,000 or more according to the To claim approved credits against tax liabilities, submit RPD- most recent federal decennial census or in a class 41290, High-Wage Jobs Tax Credit Claim Form, with the tax H county; and or surcharge return to which you want to apply the credit. You may apply the credit against tax owed on Form CRS-1, less b. $40,000 if the job is performed or based in a local option gross receipts taxes; RPD-41114, Enhanced 911 municipality with a population of less than 60,000 Services Surcharge; or RPD-41116, Telecommunications according to the most recent federal decennial census Relay Service Surcharge. When applying the credit to Form or in the unincorporated area, that is not within 10 CRS-1, you must pay any gross receipts tax due over the state miles of the external boundaries of a municipality rate of 5.125%. The Department will refund any excess credit. with a population of 60,000 or more, of a county other than a class H county. DEFINITIONS The qualified job must be occupied for at least 44 weeks An eligible employer is an employer that during the applicable during a qualifying period, and an eligible employee must qualifying period would be eligible for development training be paid at least $60,000 if the job is performed or based: program assistance under the fiscal year 2019 policies • in or within 10 miles of the external boundary of defining development training program eligibility developed Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, or the city of by the industrial training board in accordance with Section Santa Fe, or 21-19-7 NMSA 1798. • in the county of Los Alamos, A new high-wage job means a job created in New Mexico and $40,000 if the job is performed or based anywhere else by an eligible employer on or after July 1, 2004 and prior in the state. to July 1, 2026, that is occupied for at least 44 weeks of a qualifying period by an eligible employee who is paid wages The high-wage jobs tax credit may be claimed by an eligible calculated for the qualifying period to be at least: employer for each new high-wage job performed for the year in which the new high-wage economic-based job is created For a new high-wage job created prior to July 1, 2015: and for the three consecutive qualifying periods. a. $40,000 if the job is performed or based in or within 10 miles of the external boundaries of a municipality A new high-wage job shall not be eligible for a credit pursuant with a population of 60,000 or more according to the to this section for the initial qualifying period unless the eligible most recent federal decennial census or in a class employer's total number of employees with threshold jobs on H county; and the last day of the initial qualifying period at the location at b. $28,000 if the job is performed or based in a which the job is performed or based is at least one more than municipality with a population of less than 60,000 the number of threshold jobs on the day prior to the date the according to the most recent federal decennial census new high-wage job was created. or in the unincorporated area, that is not within 10 miles of the external boundaries of a municipality A new high-wage job shall not be eligible for a credit pursuant with a population of 60,000 or more, of a county other to this section for a consecutive qualifying period unless the than a class H county; total number of threshold jobs at a location at which the job is performed or based on the last day of that qualifying period is The qualified job must be occupied for at least 44 weeks greater than or equal to the number of threshold jobs at that during a qualifying period, and an eligible employee must same location on the last day of the initial qualifying period be paid at least $40,000 if the job is performed or based: for the new high-wage economic-based job. • in or within 10 miles of the external boundary of Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, or the city of A new high-wage job shall not be eligible for a credit pursuant Santa Fe, or to this section if: • in the county of Los Alamos, 1. the new high-wage job is created due to a business merger and $28,000 if the job is performed or based anywhere else or acquisition or other change in business organization; in the state. 2. the eligible employee was terminated from employment |
RPD-41288 Rev. 05/15/2019 STATE OF NEW MEXICO TAXATION AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FOR HIGH-WAGE JOBS TAX CREDIT INSTRUCTIONS Page 3 of 6 in New Mexico by another employer involved in the is a corporation of an individual who owns, directly or business merger or acquisition or other change in business indirectly, more than 50% in value of the outstanding stock organization with the taxpayer; and of the corporation, or if the employer is an entity other than a 3. the new high-wage economic-based job is performed by: corporation, of an individual who owns, directly or indirectly, more than 50% of the capital and profits interest in the entity, a. the person who performed the job or its functional or if the employer is an estate or trust of a grantor, beneficiary, equivalent prior to the business merger or acquisition or fiduciary of the estate or trust; or or other change in business organization; or d. is working or has worked as an employee or as an b. a person replacing the person who performed the independent contractor for an entity that, directly or indirectly, job or its functional equivalent prior to a business owns stock in a corporation of the eligible employer or other merger or acquisition or other change in business interest of the eligible employer that represents 50% or more organization. of the total voting power of that entity or has a value equal to 50% or more of the capital and profits interest in the entity. If, however, a new high-wage economic-based job was created by another employer and for which an application Domicile means the sole place where an individual has a true, for the high-wage jobs tax credit was received and is under fixed, permanent home. It is the place where the individual review by the Taxation and Revenue Department prior to the has a voluntary, fixed habitation of self and family with the time of the business merger or acquisition or other change in intention of making a permanent home. business organization, the employer shall remain eligible for the New job means a job that is occupied by an employee who high-wage jobs tax credit for the balance of the qualifying has not been employed in New Mexico by the eligible employer periods. The new employer that results from a business merger in the 3 years prior to the date of hire. or acquisition or other change in business organization may only claim the high-wage jobs tax credit for the balance of Qualifying period means the 12 months beginning on the the qualifying period for which the qualifying job is otherwise day an eligible employee begins working in a new high-wage eligible. job, or 12 months beginning on the anniversary of the day an eligible employee began working in a new high-wage job. A job shall not be eligible for a credit pursuant to this section if the job is created due to an eligible employer entering into a contract Resident means a natural person whose domicile is in New or becoming a subcontractor to a contract with a governmental Mexico at the time of hire or within 180 days of the date of hire. entity that replaces one or more entities performing functionally equivalent services for the governmental entity unless the Threshold job means a job that is occupied for at least 44 job is a new high-wage economic-based job that was not weeks of a calendar year by an eligible employee and that performed by an employee of the replaced entity. meets the wage requirement for a new high wage job. Eligible employee means an individual who is employed in Wages means all compensation paid by an eligible employer New Mexico by an eligible employer and who is a resident to an eligible employee through the employer's payroll system, of New Mexico. Eligible employee does not include an including those wages that the employee elects to defer or individual who: redirect or the employee's contribution to a 401(k) or cafeteria a. bears any of the relationships described in Paragraph plan program, but wages does not include benefits or the (1) through (8) of 26 U.S.C. Section 152(a) to the employer or employer's share of payroll taxes, social security or medicare if the employer is a corporation to an individual who owns, contributions, federal or state unemployment insurance directly or indirectly, more than 50% in value of the outstanding cotributions or workers' compensation. stock of the corporation or, if the employer is an entity other than a corporation to an individual who owns, directly or Benefits means all remuneration for work performed that is indirectly, more than 50% of the capital and profits interest provided to an employee in whole or in part by the employer, in the entity; other than wages, including the employer's contributions to b. if the employer is an estate or trust; is a grantor, insurance programs, health care, medical, dental and vision beneficiary, or fiduciary of the estate or trust; or is an individual plans, life insurance, employer contributions to pensions, such who bears any of the relationships described in Paragraphs as a 401(k), and employer-provided services such as child care (1) through (8) of 26 U.S.C. Section 152(a) to a grantor, offered by an employer to the employee. Benefits does not beneficiary, or fiduciary of the estate or trust; include the employer's share of payroll taxes, social security, c. is a dependent, as that term is described in 26 medicare contributions, federal or state unemployment U.S.C. Section 152(a)(9), of the employer or if the taxpayer insurance contributions, or workers' compensation. |
RPD-41288 Rev. 05/15/2019 STATE OF NEW MEXICO TAXATION AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FOR HIGH-WAGE JOBS TAX CREDIT INSTRUCTIONS Page 4 of 6 Modified combined tax liability means the total liability for the reporting period for the gross receipts tax imposed by Section 7-9-4 NMSA 1978 together with any tax collected at the same time and in the same manner as the gross receipts tax, such as the compensating tax, the withholding tax, the interstate telecommunications gross receipts tax, and the surcharges imposed by Section 63-9D-5 NMSA 1978 and the surcharge imposed by Section 63-9F-11 NMSA 1978, minus the amount of any credit other than the high-wage jobs tax credit applied against any or all of these taxes or surcharges; but modified combined tax liability excludes all amounts collected with respect to local option gross receipts taxes. Certification for Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP) assistance. If you are certified for JTIP assistance, you may also qualify as an eligible employer for purposes of the high-wage jobs tax credit. For information on becoming certified for JTIP assistance, visit the New Mexico Economic Development Department's web page, https://gonm.biz, or call (800) 374-3061. |
RPD-41288 Rev. 05/15/2019 STATE OF NEW MEXICO TAXATION AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT HIGH-WAGE JOBS TAX CREDIT RPD-41376, EMPLOYEE ELIGIBILITY DETAIL REPORT Page 5 of 6 INSTRUCTIONS Form RPD-41376, Employee Eligibility Detail Report, must Column K: Enter the position title. accompany your submission of RPD-41288, Application for Column L: Enter the position number. You can choose any High-Wage Jobs Tax Credit, to the New Mexico Taxation and numeric characters, which must remain the same for purposes Revenue Department. Complete all information requested on of reporting this high-wage job. The number must be unique the form and attach the form to the application along with the to the position and separate from the employee occupying other required documents. See the column instructions below. the position. Forms RPD-41376 and RPD-41288 can be downloaded Column M: Enter the date the qualifying position was created. from our web site. Visit http://www.tax.newmexico.gov/ Use the date format mm/dd/ccyy. The job must be created forms-publications.aspx then select High Wage Jobs from on or after 07/01/2004 and prior to 07/01/2026. the Tax Credits (TC) folder. Instead of sending the form and Columns N and O: Enter the beginning and ending date attachments you may apply online from our web site at https:// of the qualifying period included in this application. Use the tap.state.nm.us or contact an auditor for a link to email the date format mm/dd/ccyy. See the definition of Qualifying documents using a secure application. period on page 3. COLUMNS A THROUGH F Column P: Enter the number of qualified periods previously You only need to enter the data in columns A through F claimed for this position. The high-wage jobs tax credit is once. When you enter the employee's last name in column G, limited to the year the position was created and for consecutive subsequent rows self-populate with the information provided qualifying periods for each job. in the first row. Make sure the information in these rows Column Q: Enter the number of weeks the job was occupied matches the information for the eligible employer on RPD- during the qualifying period by the employee filling the position. 41288, Application for High-Wage Jobs Tax Credit. Column R: Enter the total number of employees with Column A: Enter the name of the eligible employer. high-wage positions on the day prior to the day the position was created. Column B: Enter employer's New Mexico CRS identification number. Column S: Enter the total number of employees with high-wage positions on the last day of the initial qualifying Column C: Enter employer's Federal Employer Identification period. For each new qualified high-wage job, the number of Number (FEIN). high-wage jobs must be at least one more than the number of high-wage jobs employed on the day prior to the day the Column D:Enter yes or no if the applicant employer is job was created. receiving or is eligible to receive development training program assistance under the fiscal year 2019 policies Column T: Enter the total number of employees with defining development training program eligibility developed high-wage positions on the last day of the current qualifying by the industrial training board in accordance with Section period. For each new qualified high-wage job, the number of 21-19-7 NMSA 1978. high-wage jobs must be at least one more than the number of high-wage jobs employed on the day prior to the day the Column E: Enter yes or no if the employer has been involved job was created. in a merger or acquisition between January 1, 2004 and the date of the application. Column U: Enter yes if the employee was paid $40,000 or more in taxable wages, the job is created prior to July 1, 2015, Column F: Enter the date RPD-41288, Application for the and the position was located in one of the areas described in High-Wage Jobs Tax Credit, that included this position, was the next section, Areas For Columns U Through X, during signed. Use the date format mm/dd/ccyy. the qualifying period. Otherwise, enter no. COLUMNS G THROUGH AA Column V: Enter yes if the employee was paid $28,000 or Columns G-I: Enter the name (last name, first name, middle more in taxable wages, the job is created prior to July 1, 2015, initial) of the employee who is filling the position. If more than and the position was located in an area in New Mexico other one employee occupied the qualifying job during the qualifying than one of the areas described in the next section, Areas period, complete a separate row for each eligible employee. For Columns U Through X , during the qualifying period. Otherwise, enter no. Column J: Enter the employee's social security number. Column W: For jobs created on or after July 1, 2015, enter yes |
RPD-41288 Rev. 05/15/2019 STATE OF NEW MEXICO TAXATION AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT HIGH-WAGE JOBS TAX CREDIT RPD-41376, EMPLOYEE ELIGIBILITY DETAIL REPORT Page 6 of 6 INSTRUCTIONS if the employee was paid $60,000 or more in taxable wages, period. Do not include benefits paid by the employer or the and the position was located in one of the areas described in employer's share of payroll taxes. the next section, Areas For Columns U Through X, during Column Z: Multiply column Y by 8.5% and enter it. the qualifying period. Otherwise, enter no. Column AA: Enter the lesser of column Z or $12,750. Column X: For jobs created on or after July 1, 2015, enter yes This is the amount of high-wage job tax credit claimed for if the employee was paid $40,000 or more in taxable wages, this position during the qualifying period. If more than one and the position was located in an area in New Mexico other qualified employee occupied this job during this period, adjust than one of the areas described in the next section, Areas the amount so that the total credit claimed for all qualified For Columns U Through X, during the qualifying period. employees during this period does not exceed $12,750. (Enter Otherwise, enter no. this amount on Line 2 of RPD-41288, Application for High- Wage Jobs Tax Credit.) Areas For Columns U Through X Municipalities with a population of 60,000 or more according to IMPORTANT: Submit all required documentation along with the most recent federal decennial census or a class H county: RPD-41288, Application for High-Wage Jobs Tax Credit. • in or within 10 miles of the external boundry of Albuquerque, The Department may require you to furnish additional Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, or the city of Santa Fe, or documentation to verify eligibility. • in the county of Los Alamos COLUMNS AB THROUGH AD Column Y: Enter the gross wages paid during the qualifying Do not enter any information in columns AB through AD. These columns are for Department use only. |