Form Rpd-41171 - Well Workover Project Application And Reporting Instructions Page 2

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WELL WORKOVER PROJECT
APPLICATION AND REPORTING INSTRUCTIONS
(Section 7-29B-1 through 7-29B-6 NMSA 1978)
The Natural Gas and Crude Oil Production Incentive Act revision passed in the 44
Legislature amended the laws
th
of 1995 by changing the tax rate and the related production by which the tax rate is applied to. The reduced
severance tax rate is two and forty-five hundredths percent (2.45%) of the taxable value determined under Section
7-29-4.1 NMSA 1978, provided that the annual average price of west Texas intermediate crude oil, determined
by the department by averaging the posted prices in effect on the last day of each month of the twelve-month
period ending on May 31 prior to the fiscal year in which the tax is to be imposed, was less than twenty-four dollars
($24.00) per barrel. In order to qualify for the reduced rate, the well workover project must be first approved by
the Oil Conservation Division (OCD) of the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department. The well
workover tax incentive, with this revision, applies to all of the natural gas or crude oil produced from the approved
well workover project, beginning the first day of the month following the date that OCD certifies that the well
workover project has been completed. The well workover project must be in compliance with rules and regulations
as adopted by OCD concerning the Natural Gas and Crude Oil Production Incentive Act. The revision to this
Incentive Act was effective with May 1999 tax reporting, due on or before July 25,1999.
1. Who may use the well workover incentive tax rate: The tax filer who is responsible for paying the
production taxes on oil, on other liquid hydrocarbons removed at or near the wellhead, or on natural gas produced
from a well which has been approved and designated as a well workover project by OCD.
2. Who must file the application: Any tax filer who is using the reduced severance tax rate. If the special
tax rate code for a well workover project is used without receiving prior approval, the tax filer may be assessed
the additional severance tax at the regular rate.
3. How and where to file the application: Complete this form and send it, along with a copy of OCD’s
Certification of Approval and the production projection for the well workover project, to the Taxation and Revenue
Department, P. O. Box 2308, Santa Fe, NM 87504-2308. A separate application must be filed for each qualifying
well.
4. When to apply for the well workover incentive tax rate: When OCD certifies that the well workover
project has been completed and has certified the production projection for that project. After validating the
production unit number and well completion(s) on your application, the Department will mail a certification of
approval to use the well workover incentive tax rate and will provide the special tax rate code to be used when
reporting. Please do not use the reduced rate before you receive approval.
5. How to report the reduced tax rate: The revised well workover incentive tax rate applies to all of the natural
gas or crude oil produced from the approved well workover project, effective with May 1999 tax report. You must
report a separate tax detail line associated to
the volumes and related taxable value of the well
workover project. See Example.
Mail or deliver the completed form to:
New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department
6. Claim for refund: If the reduced severance
Oil and Gas Bureau
tax rate was not applied when reporting produc-
1200 South St. Francis Drive
tion taxes for an eligible well after the effective
P. O. Box 2308
date, the taxpayer may file a claim for refund by
Santa Fe, NM 87504-2308
submitting amended returns using the instruc-
Telephone: (505) 827-0805
tions stated above and in accordance with
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Section 7-1-26 NMSA 1978.

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