Tax Year Calender, Grant County Information

January 1	Valuation Date - Taxable Situs in New Mexico (7-38-7).
February 28	Last day to file report with State Assessed Property Bureau without an extension.
March 31	Last day to file report with State Assessed Property Bureau with authorized extension.
April 1	County Assessor to mail notice.
May 1	Last day for State Assessed Property Bureau to mail out notices of value (7-38-20).
June 1	State Assessed Property Bureau to certify values to each county assessor with breakdown of protested/unprotested valuation (7-38-30).
June 15	County Assessors to certify values to State Assessed Property Bureau (Estimates) (7-38-31).
June 30	Certify estimates of value to Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) (7-38-32).
August 1	State Assessed Property Bureau certify final values to DFA (7-39-33).
September	DFA sets tax rates (7-38-33).
October 1	Assessors submit abstracts to State Assessed Property Bureau (Central Assessment) and Property Tax Schedule to county treasurer (7-38-36).
November 10	First half taxes are due.
December 10	Last day to pay first half taxes without interest (7-38-49).
December 31	State Assessed Property Bureau compiles final valuation statistics and submits to DFA.
January 10 Year 2	Last day to file "Claim for Refund" in District Court.
April 10 Year 2	Second half taxes are due.
May 10 Year 2	Last day to pay second half without interest (7-38-49).


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