Must a business located outside New Mexico report and pay New Mexico withholding tax for an employee who lives in New Mexico but works in another state?
An employer is not required to report and pay New Mexico withholding tax for a New Mexico resident employee unless the employer has income from activity or sources in New Mexico. The employer may choose to report and pay such tax as a courtesy upon the employee’s request, however, since that employee may be liable for New Mexico personal income tax.
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