CCD
New Mexico CCD-aware dispensary platform
Native compliance hooks for New Mexico Cannabis Control Division rules. Dual track-and-trace support during the BioTrack → METRC transition, 12% adult-use cannabis excise tax + 5.125% gross receipts tax math, CCD reconciliation cadence, and the medical / adult-use lane separation New Mexico requires.
Regulator
New Mexico Cannabis Control Division (CCD)
https://www.rld.nm.gov/cannabis ↗Statutes that bite
| Citation | Subject |
|---|---|
| NMSA §26-2C | Cannabis Regulation Act (adult-use, 2021) |
| NMSA §26-2B | Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act (medical) |
| NMAC 16.8 | CCD adult-use cannabis program rules |
| NMSA §7-42-3 | 12% Cannabis Excise Tax statute (steps to 18% by 2030) |
Tax stack
Excise
12% Cannabis Excise Tax on adult-use retail (NMSA §7-42-3) — scheduled to step up by 1 percentage point per year starting 2025 until reaching 18% in 2030. Medical patients exempt.
Sales / Use
5.125% New Mexico gross receipts tax (varies by location 5.125%-9.4375% with city/county add-ons) — applied on top of the 12% cannabis excise. Auto-derived per store address.
Local option
Local gross receipts tax stacks vary widely (Albuquerque ~7.875%, Santa Fe ~8.4375%) — auto-derived per store address. Total combined adult-use can reach ~21% in higher-tax municipalities.
Compliance topics surfaced in-platform
- Age 21+ adult-use / 18+ medical patient ID verification with split lanes
- Dual track-and-trace integration (CCD is mid-transition from BioTrack to METRC; CannAgent supports both during the cutover so operators don’t need to swap POS mid-contract)
- Patient registry lookup hook (New Mexico Medical Cannabis Patient ID)
- Daily inventory reconciliation export shaped for CCD record-keeping
- Microbusiness license-class flagging (NM’s microbusiness program is one of the largest by per-capita license count)
What ships on day-1 for NM
- Adult-use + medical product lanes with separate tax stacks (12% vs exempt)
- Dual BioTrack + METRC integration with switchable per-store pin
- 12% + variable gross-receipts stack derivation per store address
- Microbusiness vs full-license vendor-source tagging
- Daily reconciliation report (auto-runs at close)
- Manager write-up assistant configurable to NM labor + CCD rule taxonomy
We serve here — honestly
We don’t operate stores in New Mexico. We do follow CCD bulletins, the BioTrack-to-METRC transition cutover (most multi-state POS skip the dual-integration window and force operators to choose), the year-over-year excise step-up to 18% by 2030, the gross-receipts-tax variability per municipality, and the microbusiness license-class topology. CannAgent ships NM support with the same compliance discipline we apply to WSLCB — and we’ll say it directly when something’s off.
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See it on your NM data.
30-minute demo on a sandbox shaped like your store. End the call with a fixed-scope quote and a NM-aware cutover plan.