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State of New Mexico Business Income Tax Extensions – Tax Year 2009
E-file a business tax extension with FileLater.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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The State of New Mexico will automatically grant your business a 60-day tax
extension if it was approved for a federal tax extension. However,
you will need to submit New Mexico Form RPD-40196
(PDF) if your business was not approved for a federal extension or if you need
to request additional time to file. If you have successfully filed a
federal tax extension (Form 7004) and you filed and pay the return by
the extended due date allowed by the IRS, Form RPD-41096, does not need
to be submitted.
Be sure to attach your federal extension when you file your state tax return.
Filing a New Mexico tax extension will not provide you with additional
time to pay any tax balance due, which must be paid by April 15 or
interest and other payment penalties may apply.
For additional information, please visit the State of New Mexico Department of Taxation and Revenue website.
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