Membership

Join the NMBC Today! VISION To promote and foster a pro business environment in which small businesses can flourish, provide jobs and help build the economy in New Mexico. To…

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Sponsorship

Sponsor Opportunities BASH (Business and Social Hour) Sponsor Opportunties: HERE. Contact NMBC at (505) 836-4223 or nmbiz@nmbizcoalition for assistance with sponsoring an event. NOTE: Sponsorship inclusion in promotional/printed materials is…

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Taxpayers Hit Again – and Again!

Tax Increase Costs Lab $2 Million: The Bernalillo County tax hike set to begin on July 1 will add about 19 cents onto every $100 purchase of most goods and services. This increase will cost Sandia National Laboratories about $2 million a year, and an estimated $64 per household. Read more on the tax HERE.

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The Truth is Out There

Fracking Safe for Drinking Water: Earlier this month, the EPA released a report stating that they found no evidence of hydraulic fracturing to drill for oil and natural gas causing widespread impact to drinking water in the U.S.

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Contact

The NMBC works to educate New Mexicans on pro business principles that can improve our economy and quality of life. We give you information and encouragement to become engaged in…

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About

How We Differ From Other Business Organizations The New Mexico Business Coalition is a true grassroots operation that works to educate individual voters about the candidates and issues in their…

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Resources

New Mexico offers numerous business-related tax credits to corporations and individuals who meet requirements set out in the statutes for each credit. More info on NM business and personal Tax…

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Issues

Sign up for NMBC emails for Legislative Updates and Alerts!

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Join Together

Protecting the environment and safely extracting natural resources to produce clean and affordable energy is possible. But our state’s ability to prosper is challenged by government regulations and extreme environmentalists’ demands on the extraction and use of those resources. The common sense side of those issues is often silent or missing.

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