New Mexico Gov. Michelle Luján Grisham signed provisions of a sweeping tax bill to give $500 tax rebates to all filers and expand the state’s film and TV tax credit but used her line-item veto authority Friday to reject broad changes to personal and business taxes.
Gone are provisions that would have reduced individual taxes, set a flat corporate income tax rate, adopted a single sales factor formula for apportioning company income, and changed the capital gains deduction cap.
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