ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS TAX CREDIT

Summary

The bill lets individual health‑care providers in New Mexico claim a credit of up to $6,000 each year for money spent on electronic medical‑records (EMR) systems. To qualify, providers must work at least 1,584 hours, be employed by a small practice of ten or fewer clinicians, and keep documentation for state review. The credit is meant to encourage modern record‑keeping while limiting overlap with other rural‑provider credits.

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