New Mexico maintains a business environment built to help projects move efficiently and grow with confidence. Competitive taxes, performance-based incentives, and a partnership-driven approach give companies the tools to scale.
 Pro-Business Climate

What Sets New Mexico Apart

Affordable real estate and wide availability of land and facilities statewide.

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A statewide scholarship model that supports talent development.

New Mexico has incentives that reward investment and job creation.

Low energy costs and significant renewable energy opportunities in New Mexico.

Built to Reduce Costs for Export-Focused Manufacturers

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New Mexico provides a single-sales-factor apportionment formula for manufacturers, which reduces tax exposure tied to payroll and property and better aligns with export-oriented operations. New Mexico EDD

The state confirms no inventory tax, no GRT on manufacturing consumables (including electricity and natural gas), no tax on property-in-transit, and a single-sales-factor apportionment methodology for manufacturers. New Mexico EDD

The manufacturing consumables deduction (GRT) is codified and administered via NTTCs; utilities can deduct 100% of qualified receipts billed to manufacturers under FYI-275. Justia Law+1

Incentives That Work

The state’s incentive toolkit is structured to deliver real value at the project level.

 

Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP)  reimburses a portion of wages for trainees during initial training.
Current policy provides up to 75% wage reimbursement for up to six months of initial training; typical hour ranges are 320–1,040 based on job complexity and wage. New Mexico EDD+1

 

Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) project-driven public investment.
LEDA authorizes reimbursable grants to local governments to offset land, building, and infrastructure costs for qualified companies, structured as public-private partnerships. New Mexico EDD+1

 

New Mexico’s Energy Transition Act sets clear clean-power targets: 50% renewables by 2030, 80% by 2040, and 100% carbon-free for investor-owned utilities by 2045 (rural co-ops by 2050), supporting ESG-sensitive projects and long-term power planning. New Mexico Legislature

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