Handouts and Materials provided to the Family Committee of the Blue Ribbon Tax Reform Commission meeting on July 1, 2003


Railroad Retirement Benefits Taxation and Personal Income Taxes, response by Bruce Fort


Approved Work Plan for the Family Committee of the Blue Ribbon Tax Reform Commission


Blue Ribbon Tax Reform Commission Revised Meeting Schedule


Public Comment, by Jeanne and Robert Miles


Summary of Recent Tax Burden Studies Including New Mexico, provided by Legislative Council Service


Update of the New Mexico Tax Study, provided by Bureau of Business and Economic Research


Tax Rates and Tax Burdens in the District of Columbia - A Nationwide Comparison, provided by the government of the District of Columbia


Who Pays? A Distributional Analysis of the Tax Systems in All 50 States, provided by Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy


Special Report: America Celebrates Tax Freedom Day, provided by Tax Foundation


Tax Policy Fact Sheet, provided by New Mexico Tax Research Institute


Consumer Expenditures for Food at Home, provided by Legislative Council Service


An Overview of New Mexico's Food Tax and Principles of Taxation, provided by Think New Mexico


Gross Receipts Tax on Food: Analysis of Economic and Administrative Issues, provided by Tax Research and Statistics Office, Taxation and Revenue Department


Summary of Selected Options to Address Issues Related to Taxation of Food, provided by Legislative Council Service


Physician Supply in New Mexico 2002, provided by New Mexico Health Policy Commission


"New Mexico Fees Less But So Is Pay", Albuquerque Journal, Winthrop Quigley


Gross Receipts Tax on Medical Services, provided by Tax Research and Statistics Office, Taxation and Revenue Department


Summary of Selected Options to Address Issues Related to Taxation of Medical Services, provided by Legislative Council Service


Public comment, by Stan Feinstein, NM Citizens for Physical Retention 


New Mexico Estate Tax: Should NM "Decouple" From Federal Credit?, dated July 1, 2003, presented by Jim Eads, Executive Director, New Mexico Tax Research Institute

 


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