JOB CREATION REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
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SB 69 — JOB CREATION REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
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This bill died with 2022 Regular Session. It reached “Passed Senate” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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283 added · 215 removedPlain-language change summary
The amendments to SB 69 have added language specifying that job creation and capital investment information must be reported by recipients of public support from the state. Additionally, the requirement for the Taxation and Revenue Department to present a tax expenditure budget is now limited to the governor only, removing the obligation to report to legislative committees. These changes matter because they streamline reporting responsibilities for state support recipients and reduce the number of stakeholders receiving detailed tax expenditure information, which could impact transparency and oversight.
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b e d rs eº 22o "[NEWt MATERIAL]n REPORTING= REQUIREMENTS.--.221824.1AIC cFebruary e14, 2022 (4:46pm) s k 23m A.e e a n e d r e l u [ A d BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO:
ASECTION qualifying1. entity that receives public support e a n b 24 provided by the state to a local or regional government shall, u [ prior to April 1 of each year for five years following .221824.1 receiving the public support, report to the department the number of new full-time jobs created by the qualifying entity in the previous calendar year, the job title for each person employed in a new full-time job, the total annual wages and salaries for those new full-time jobs and any capital investments made by the qualifying entity in the previous calendar year.
A new section of the Local Economic Development Act is enacted to read:
"[NEW MATERIAL ] REPORTING REQUIREMENTS.-- A.
A qualifying entity that receives public support provided by the state to a local or regional government shall, prior to April 1 of each year for five years following receiving the public support, report to the department the number of new full-time jobs created by the qualifying entity in the previous calendar year, the job title for each person employed in a new full-time job, the total annual wages and salaries for those new full-time jobs and any capital investments made by the qualifying entity in the previous calendar year.
Prior to August 1 of each year, the department shall compile the annual reports received from the qualifying entities and submit the compilation to the legislative finance h g committee and the department of finance and administration.
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As used in this section, "new full-time job" g e i k means a job:
h r i s h (1) that is primarily performed in New Mexico;
, t, e u g (2) that is held by an employee who is hired e b l e e h to work an average of at least thirty-two hours per week for at en td 17d i = = o h least forty-eight weeks per year;
and w l n] db 18,d i a º e r i = r (3) that the qualifying entity attributes to =t =e 19w d m a ln o the public support provided by the state." id am e: r 20 SECTION 2.
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No"[NEW laterMATERIAL] thanTAX OctoberEXPENDITURE 15BUDGET--ASSESSMENT ofAND eachANALYSIS year,OF theCERTAIN uTAX [EXPENDITURES.-- secretaryA. shall compile and present a tax expenditure budget to .221824.1 - 2 - the governor, the revenue stabilization and tax policy committee and the legislative finance committee and post the tax expenditure budget report to the department's website.
No later than October 15 of each year, the secretary shall compile and present a tax expenditure budget to the governor, the revenue stabilization and tax policy committee and the legislative finance committee and post the tax expenditure budget report to the department's website.
h (3) a brief description of the tax deviation;
g o t hr (4) the intended purpose of the tax deviation, g e i k if specified in the law providing for the tax deviation or as h r i s otherwise determined by the department;
h , t, (5) if the tax deviation is a tax expenditure, e u g e b l e e h an estimate of the approximate amount of foregone revenue by en td 17d i = = o h fiscal year for:
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eand a(b) n b 24 (6) the numbercurrent ofand taxpayerssubsequent that claimed a tax u [ expenditure for each fiscal yearyear, reported,if unlessfeasible, reportingand of .221824.1 - 3 - such data is in a formbrief thatdescription canof bethe associatedmethodology withand orassumptions otherwiseapplied identify,to directlythe orforecasted indirectly,estimate; a particular taxpayer;
(6) the number of taxpayers that claimed a tax expenditure for each fiscal year reported, unless reporting of such data is in a form that can be associated with or otherwise identify, directly or indirectly, a particular taxpayer;
(1) a description or reference citation of any tax deviation evaluation or compilation of information h completed by an executive or legislative agency since the last g o t hr tax expenditure budget report by the department;
and g e i k (2) a measure of the tax deviation's effect on h r i s the administration of the tax system.
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If a tax expenditure is identified by the e u g e b l e e h department as having a purpose of economic development and an en td 17d i = = o h estimated cost of more than ten million dollars ($10,000,000) w l n] db 18,d i a º e per fiscal year, the department shall, at least every three =r i = 19r t e w d m a ln o years for each identified tax expenditure:
id a e r 20 (1) perform an objective assessment of the a t m m: 21 effectiveness of the tax expenditure;
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(3) no later than October 15 of every year, compile and present the assessment and economic analysis to the governor, the revenue stabilization and tax policy committee and the legislative finance committee;
and (b) recommendations as to how sufficient h data may be collected and statutory changes necessary to g o t hr perform or improve the economic analysis;
and g e i k (4) post the information compiled pursuant to h r i s Paragraph (3) of this subsection to the department's website.
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The department may request from an executive e u g e b l e e h agency or a local government agency or official, information en td 17d i = = o h necessary to complete the tax expenditure budget or assessment w l n] db 18,d i a º e of economic development tax expenditures required by this =r i = 19r t e w d m a ln o section.
An agency or official shall comply with a request id a e r 20 made pursuant to this section by the department as permitted by a t m m: 21 law.
b e d s º o t n = .221824.1AIC February 14, 2022 (4:46pm) s k m e - 5 - e a n e d r e 22l F.u [ A d made pursuant to this section by the department as permitted by law.
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c e s k 23 (1) "tax deviation" means a deduction, credit, e a n b 24 exemption, exclusion, preferential tax rate, subtraction, u [ allowance or other deviation from the baseline of a tax that .221824.1 - 5 - reduces tax liability, as determined by the secretary in consultation with the legislative finance committee and the department of finance and administration.
and (2) "tax expenditure" means a tax deviation enacted, as determined by the secretary in consultation with the legislative finance committee and the department of finance h and administration, to reflect state policy, such as to promote u » r the general welfare of citizens or give preferential tax t h g e l i treatment to a specific industry, or to reflect a specific h r i s purpose, such as to incentivize consumer behavior, economic h , e h development or job creation." t u g e b l e e , gh SFCº SECTION 3.
APPROPRIATION.--Three hundred forty-two en td 17d i = = o h thousand dollars ($342,000) is appropriated from the general w l n] db 18,d i a º r fund to the taxation and revenue department for expenditure in =e r = 19t e w d m a ln o fiscal year 2023 to assist the department in evaluating tax id am e: r 20 expenditures and other economic development incentives.
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cAny eunexpended sor kunencumbered 23balance remaining at the end of fiscal year 2023 shall revert to the general fund.»SFC SECTION 4.SFCº4.»SFC SFCº3.»SFC EFFECTIVE DATE.--The effective date of the provisions of this act is July 1, 2022.
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Action History
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action postponed indefinitely
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Sent to House Commerce & Economic Development Committee
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passed Senate
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DO PASS, as amended, committee report adopted
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DO PASS committee report adopted
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germane
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Sent to Senate Committees' Committee & Senate Tax, Business and Transportation Committee & Senate Finance Committee
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- Bill Tallman · Primary
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- Tallman, Bill
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