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New Mexico Retirement Income Tax 2025

See how New Mexico treats Social Security, private pensions, annuities, and IRA distributions for a full-year resident, then run the official-source estimate with your own income.

Social Security

Social Security is fully exempt below the statutory income thresholds.

Pension and IRA income

Pension and IRA income is generally taxable.

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Retirement income by state
For New Mexico, the model subtracts $15,000 of retirement income and estimates $2,646 of 2025 state income tax.

Estimated 2025 state tax

$2,646

Resident return; local taxes and unmodeled credits excluded.

Modeled state taxable income

$65,000

Retirement-income subtraction

$15,000

Social Security is fully exempt below the statutory income thresholds.

Pension and IRA income is generally taxable.

Scope: The separate age 65+ general exemption is not modeled.

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New Mexico worked example

For a single filer age 68 with $80,000 of federal AGI, including $15,000 of federally taxable Social Security, $30,000 of pension income, $20,000 of IRA distributions, and $15,000 of other state-taxable income:

Retirement subtraction

$15,000

Modeled state taxable income

$65,000

Estimated 2025 state tax

$2,646

This is an illustration, not a tax return. Local taxes, credits, and unmodeled state adjustments are excluded.

What this model does not include

The separate age 65+ general exemption is not modeled. Review the official instructions before filing.

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New Mexico retirement income tax FAQs

Does New Mexico tax Social Security benefits in 2025?

Social Security is fully exempt below the statutory income thresholds.

Does New Mexico tax pensions and IRA withdrawals?

Pension and IRA income is generally taxable.

What does the New Mexico retirement tax example include?

The example uses a single filer age 68 with $80,000 of federal AGI, $15,000 of federally taxable Social Security, $30,000 of private pension income, $20,000 of IRA distributions, and $15,000 of other state-taxable income.

Is this a complete New Mexico resident return?

No. The estimate focuses on retirement-income treatment and the state rate schedule. It excludes local income tax and does not reproduce every deduction, credit, addition, subtraction, or special pension rule. The separate age 65+ general exemption is not modeled.

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Last updated July 27, 2026 Tax year 2025

Data sources: New Mexico Taxation and Revenue — Social Security Income Tax Exemption

This tool is general information only, not financial advice.

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