N.M. Stat. § 60-1A-23
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§ 60-1A-23. Horse racing suspense account
Official statutory text
A. The “horse racing suspense account” is created in the state treasury to hold funds remitted to the commission for payment of all legal claims for refunds.
B. Money in the horse racing suspense account exceeding three thousand dollars ($3,000) shall be transferred to the taxation and revenue department for deposit in the general fund.
C. The money in the horse racing suspense account shall be used to pay claims for refunds that have been determined by the commission to be legally due to the remitter.
B. Money in the horse racing suspense account exceeding three thousand dollars ($3,000) shall be transferred to the taxation and revenue department for deposit in the general fund.
C. The money in the horse racing suspense account shall be used to pay claims for refunds that have been determined by the commission to be legally due to the remitter.
Status: in_force
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