Is the American Dream Dead? As the debate continues over minimum wage, the news is not always good and the outcome not always as intended. Seattle is suffering unintended consequences from some of those receiving increased wages requesting fewer hours so they can continue to collect welfare benefits.
Albuquerque Marriot Pyramid
August 27, 2015 11:30 am
Introducing
New Mexico Business Coalition
Albuquerque Police Department
Officer Lou Golson
The Truth Should Lead the Conversation: The NMBC Energy Summit on July 1 was successful in bringing out facts about the extreme environmental agenda in opposition to the extraction and use of New Mexico’s natural resources. An attendee of the event wrote to the Albuquerque Journal last week to give his take on this article.
2019 NMBC Legislative Priorities State Budget: Leadership and fiscal responsibility, not Band-Aids and reckless spending! New Mexico needs a budget that provides for the state’s needs (public safety, education, roads…
The IRS to Penalize Small Businesses who Reimburse Employee Healthcare Costs: The IRS initiated a new rule effective July 1, 2015 that could crush many small businesses. The 'excise tax' affects employers who do not offer a group health plan (which is not required for companies with less than 50 employees), but give their workers additional pay to compensate for the purchase of health insurance or direct medical expenses.
Bernalillo has a tax increase that went into effect on July 1. Other counties may have had their GRT change as well.
A Great Turn-out for the NMBC Energy Summit Held in Albuquerque Yesterday:
The room at the Albuquerque Sheraton was packed yesterday at the New Mexico Business Coalition Energy Summit. While environmental groups were shouting at a “Millionaires for Global Warming” protest outside, over 130 business and community leaders were inside the Summit focusing on a ‘common sense, level headed’ approach to producing clean, affordable and reliable energy.PRIVACY & SMS POLICY Last updated April 01, 2024 This privacy notice for New Mexico Business Coalition (also known as NMBC) ("we," "us," or "our"), describes how and why we…
The Albuquerque City Council has introduced an ordinance that has the ability to knock small businesses in Albuquerque to their knees. This ordinance, proposed by councilors Klarissa Pena and Isaac Benton, is an intrusive government over reach.