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Republican governor candidate calls for eliminating New Mexico's gross receipts tax on retail sales - New Mexico Political Report
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Republican governor candidate calls for eliminating New Mexico's gross receipts tax on retail sales - New Mexico Political Report
Duke Rodriguez, a Republican candidate for New Mexico governor wants to eliminate the state’s gross receipts tax on retail sales entirely — and says the state can afford it right now. Rodriguez, a former state cabinet secretary and hospital executive, reiterated the idea during Friday’s Albuquerque Journal Republican gubernatorial debate, arguing the state’s surplus reserves of $3 to $4 billion cover the estimated $1.2 to $1.5 billion cost of el…
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