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Is a New Mexico firm permit required if I wish to practice under the mobility provision?

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Is a New Mexico firm permit required if I wish to practice under the mobility provision?

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A New Mexico firm permit is required if the firm does not have an office in New Mexico but performs audit services for a client who principal place of business is in New Mexico. A firm without an office in New Mexico may perform non-audit services for a New Mexico client without the need for a firm permit, provided such services are rendered by a person with practice privileges under the mobility provision described above.

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