Section 7-9-44 - Suspension of the right to use a nontaxable transaction certificate. - New Mexico Statutes

7-9-44. Suspension of the right to use a nontaxable transaction certificate.

A.     The secretary may suspend for not more than one year the privilege of a person to execute nontaxable transaction certificates if that person:   

(1)     fails to pay, within one year of the date the tax is due, the compensating tax on the subsequent use of property or services purchased through the execution of a nontaxable transaction certificate; or   

(2)     executes with the seller or lessor a nontaxable transaction certificate inapplicable to the transaction when no compensating tax is due on that buyer's or lessee's use of the property or service.   

B.     The secretary may suspend for not more than six months the privilege of a person to execute nontaxable transaction certificates, to claim deductions on the basis of nontaxable transaction certificates accepted by that person or both if that person fails to account in the manner and time required by the department, in accordance with Subsection E of Section 7-9-43 NMSA 1978, for the certificates executed or accepted by that person.   

C.     A suspension under this section voids the department's approval of the person's application for the privilege of executing nontaxable transaction certificates and, prior to resumption of the privilege, the person whose privilege to execute nontaxable transaction certificates has been suspended shall reapply for the privilege of executing such certificates in accordance with Section 7-9-43 NMSA 1978.   

D.     Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 7-1-8 NMSA 1978, the department may notify the public or provide for notice to the public of the suspension of a person's privilege to execute nontaxable transaction certificates.