Overview

List all rotary drilling rigs that are located in the State of New Mexico as of January 1st and all rotary drilling rigs that you expect will be located in New Mexico for a period of 20 days or more during the tax year. Generally, all out of state drilling contractors must report to the State Assessed Property Bureau. Generally, all personal property owned and used in the drilling activity that you have claimed a deduction for depreciation for federal income tax purposes during any federal income taxable year occurring in whole or in part during the twelve months preceding the first day of the property tax year must be reported.


You must report the county or counties in which you expect your rotary drilling rigs and equipment to be located for a time period of 20 days or more. You must enter the actual or estimated number of days the equipment will be in a particular county-tax district combination within New Mexico.

 

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Instructions


Overview

Selecting the D-2 Summary record in the Form Group table will take the user to the Summary of Personal Property Summary Index page. The index page is the location where all assets can be viewed, assets can be added, edited and removed. The page also contains the functions to complete your individual filing and launch the available reports.



Add Asset-Valuation

To add a new asset, select the blue “Add” button at the top left of the table. The user will be taken to the Add Asset page which will allow information to be entered per asset. Note that the required fields are marked with a red asterisk. Once the required data is entered, select the blue next button.

  • District: Combination of County and Tax District
  • Rig Class: Rig Classification Number
  • Rig Manufacturer: Rig manufacturer
  • Depth Band: The depth range of the drill rig
  • Apportionment: The number of days that the asset was in the county and tax district



Add Asset-Location

For assets that require a location, the user must provide at least one of the location information sections to constitute a valid filing. The location information sections are:

  • PLSS Information: The PLSS Section, Township, Range and Survey (optional)
  • Subdivision: The subdivision name and lot number for parcels in subdivided areas
  • Latitude and Longitude: The x and y location of the asset or parcel centroid
  • County Parcel Identification: The UPC and Account number (RNumber, Owner Number) of the parcel or parcel where the asset is located
  • Situs Address: The street address where asset is located (or of the parcel)

Note that for each location section, all required fields must be provided. If you are unable to locate your property, select the checkbox at the top of the page (this will disable the location requirements). Once the required data is entered, select the blue next button.



Edit Asset-Valuation

The edit asset-valuation page tab contains the information that is being used to calculate the property value. Note that all fields on the page can be edited except for the Property Value field (which is calculated).



Edit Asset-Location

The edit asset-location tab contains the location information that was entered for the asset. The user can edit the information entered, or provide additional information.



Edit Asset-History

The edit asset-history tab contains the history of submissions and values for the asset. There is no information to edit in this interface.



Delete Asset

To delete an asset from the D-2 index, select the record in the record table (if not already selected). On the bottom left-hand corner of the edit asset-valuation tab is a red Delete button. Selecting the button will trigger a modal window to confirm the deletion.



Complete Filing

Completing a filing indicates that it is ready for submission (which is completed through the certification task). Once all forms within a form group are marked complete, the form group can be submitted. To complete a filing, select the white and blue Complete button. A modal window will appear to confirm your action. Selecting yes will mark the form complete, selecting no will return you to the form.