Think New Mexico Fights New Attempt to Reimpose the Food Tax!

foodtaxpubcoverOnce again, in 2015 and 2016 legislation was introduced to reimpose New Mexico’s regressive food tax, which Think New Mexico led the fight to repeal in 2004. Fortunately our efforts to oppose the food tax were successful and it did not pass either chamber of the legislature in 2015 or 2016. However, we expect the bill to be reintroduced in 2017. Learn more about this issue and how you can get involved!

One Comment On “Think New Mexico Fights New Attempt to Reimpose the Food Tax!”

  1. Tax cheap gas not food! An indexed fuel tax would greatly help solve N.M.’s revenue roller coaster. Tax gas when cheap, automatically un-tax it as the price rises. This is called an indexed fuel tax. Consumers do not notice five or ten cents phased in a penny at a time when gas is $ 1.90 a gallon

    We are missing an opportunity as our state revenues drop, and drivers reap a huge windfall

    Cheap gas has a cost in wasted fuel and in consumers purchasing gas hogging vehicles

    Does anyone remember global warming?

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