Government Requirements Kit
New Mexico CIT-1 Annual Tax Return for C Corporations Go to topics
Your corporation's taxable income is reported to the state with form CIT-1. It is virtually identical to IRS 1120. You should have paid quarterly state tax deposits using CIT-ES. Any balance due for state taxes should be paid with form 20.
After you have paid state and federal taxes, you can distribute profits to your shareholders (called dividends). Your corporation and shareholders must report dividend income using IRS 1099-Div to the federal government. This information is automatically sent to the state. Shareholders must pay taxes on these dividends on their personal New Mexico income tax returns

Forms to use New Mexico CIT-1 Annual Tax Return for C Corporations
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How often Annual requirement
Tax rates 4.8% to 7.6% of the corporation's net income
 
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