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Tax bill further improves fairness by putting people over profits

By Paige Knight March 17, 2025 Our people are [...]

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Support the State Climate Health Program (HB 108) and Extreme Weather Resilience Fund (HB 109)

Fact Sheet Climate change puts New Mexicans’ health and well-being at risk. We must take action to help our communities adapt and build a healthy future. (State-level data on problems related to climate change.)

By |January 28th, 2025|Categories: Health Publications, Local Data, Publications, Racial and Ethnic Equity Publications|Comments Off on Support the State Climate Health Program (HB 108) and Extreme Weather Resilience Fund (HB 109)

2024 New Mexico KIDS COUNT Data Book

NM KIDS COUNT Data Book Child well-being continues improving in New Mexico, thanks to investments by our lawmakers. This annual report provides data on numerous child well-being indicators related to economic security, education, health, and family and community, and includes policy solutions. (State-, county-, tribal- and school district-level data on child well-being.)

Report: Refundable Tax Credits Help Lift NM Children Out of Poverty

The state of New Mexico returned $132 million to 239,000 households this year via the state’s new Child Tax Credit (CTC). The state CTC is the latest in a series of tax credits that New Mexico has enacted, increased or expanded to help New Mexicans who earn the lowest incomes. That’s one of the data points in a new report, “How Tax Credits Impact Child Poverty and Well-being,” which is the second in the “From Poverty to Prosperity” series.

By |December 18th, 2024|Categories: Press Releases|Comments Off on Report: Refundable Tax Credits Help Lift NM Children Out of Poverty

From Poverty to Prosperity: How Tax Credits Impact Child Poverty and Well-being

Report The second in the "From Poverty to Prosperity" series, this report looks at how refundable tax credits help families and children, especially those earning low incomes. (State-level data on several tax credits impacting families as well as tax incidence by income group.)

By |December 18th, 2024|Categories: Economic Security Publications, Local Data, Publications, Racial and Ethnic Equity Publications, Tax and Budget Publications|Comments Off on From Poverty to Prosperity: How Tax Credits Impact Child Poverty and Well-being
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