Tax Revenue in New Mexico

≈ $11.8 B/yr
State tax revenue
≈ 35%
Oil & gas share of revenue
≈ $3.5 B
Recent budget surplus

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNew MexicoUnited States
Oil & gas revenue share (%)353

National ranking

New Mexico ranks #19 of 31 states by state tax revenue per capita.

#1Texas82,300,000,000
#2Maine$5,100,000,000
#3Rhode Island$4,900,000,000
#4Montana$4,200,000,000
#5New Hampshire$3,400,000,000
#6New Jersey$5,700
#7Wisconsin$3,700
#8Washington$3,700
#9Virginia$3,500
#10Michigan$3,500
#11Arizona$3,200
#12North Carolina$3,100
#13Georgia$2,950
#14Ohio$2,860
#15Florida58
#16Illinois57
#17Massachusetts$44
#18Wyoming40%
#19New Mexico35%
#20Minnesota28
#21Indiana$24
#22Vermont$18
#23Colorado17
#24Missouri14
#25Utah12
#26Oregon12
#27South Dakota8.4%
#28Delaware$5.5
#29Alaska5M
#30Kentucky0
#31Louisiana0

Overview

New Mexico's tax revenue stands at ≈ $11.8 B/yr, a key indicator for anyone evaluating tax revenue in the state. Additional figures include oil & gas share of revenue: ≈ 35%, recent budget surplus: ≈ $3.5 B, giving a fuller picture of tax revenue trends across New Mexico. New Mexico's state tax revenue relies heavily on oil and gas royalties and gross receipts taxes, generating record surpluses in recent years.

Did you know?

  • Oil and gas revenues have driven multi-billion-dollar budget surpluses for New Mexico in recent years.

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