A New Mexico proposal would let licensed health professionals apply for a tax credit of up to $1,000 for unpaid clinical training, subject to department approval.
Eligible preceptors could apply for a credit of up to $1,000 for a tax year in which they provide 120 hours of unpaid clinical training and supervision. The department may allow the credit.
The proposal would let a taxpayer apply for a credit, which the department may allow. The applicant must be licensed in a listed health profession and supervise an eligible graduate student or medical resident in New Mexico. The taxpayer must not be another person's dependent and must work for or volunteer with an accredited New Mexico institution of higher education. The application must follow department rules and include certification from the institution where the training took place. The proposal applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2026. A taxpayer could claim one credit for the year the training takes place and carry any amount above their tax owed into later years until used.
No hearings or votes scheduled.