New Mexico Administrative Code

A. Naprapathic practitioners are authorized to perform diagnostic procedures specified in this regulation, which shall include the authority to perform and take: (1) medical case history; (2) physical examination of all body systems including, but not limited to:(a) skin, hair, n…

A. Naprapaths who practice meridian therapy shall do so in conjunction with standard naprapathic adjusting and manipulative techniques. B. Naprapaths who practice meridian therapy may not advertise or promote themselves in the media to be acupuncturists unless licensed pursuant t…

New Mexico Medical Board, hereafter called the board.

This part applies to the applicants, intern naprapaths and licensees.

This part is adopted pursuant to and in accordance with the Naprapathic Practice Act, Sections 61-12F-1 through 61-12F-11 NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

September 30, 2004, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

This part establishes the requirements for and supervision of interns.

[Reserved]

A. The purpose for the intern program in New Mexico shall be to safely complete advanced training for the graduating naprapathic intern in the areas including, but not limited to, history taking, exams, patient report of findings, treatment recommendations, treatment room control…

State of New Mexico Public Accountancy Board.

Fees charged by the board shall be as follows. A. Fees set by the board for CPA examination applicants shall not unreasonably exceed the amount required for the board to operate CPA examination administration on a break even basis, but in no case shall the fee be less than the st…

All requests for licensure transactions and all documentation for licensure purposes must be made on prescribed forms. A. PAB 1 - Application for a New Mexico CPA Certificate by Examination. B. PAB 2 - Application for a New Mexico CPA Certificate by Grade Transfer. C. PAB 3 - App…

General public, all individuals certified/licensed as a certified public accountant (CPA) or registered public accountant (RPA), individuals seeking to be a CPA and all CPA/RPA business entities registered as a firm or seeking registration as a CPA/RPA firm with the board.

Public Accountancy Act, Sections 61-28B-1 to 61-28B-29 NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

February 14, 2002, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

The objective of Chapter 16, Part 1 is to establish the general provisions for the rules filed in this chapter; provide definitions of terms for rules filed in this chapter; delineate the headquarters location of the board and board operations; and prescribe board fees for public…

A. "Acceptance letter" means a document issued by the sponsoring organization indicating the peer review report has been accepted and, if applicable, any remedial/corrective actions to be agreed to and completed by the firm. B. "Accounting and auditing services" for peer review p…

The headquarters, administrative offices, and staff of the board shall be physically located at 5500 San Antonio Dr. NE, Suite A, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87109 or a subsequent location subject to the board's approval and ratification.

A. The board may meet at least 6 times each year. The chair or a quorum of the board shall have the authority to call meetings of the board. The board shall follow and apply the rules of procedure of the State of New Mexico Open Meetings Act, Sections 10-15-1 to 10-15-4, as regar…

State of New Mexico Public Accountancy Board.

A. Time and place of examination: Eligible applicants shall independently contact a test center operator identified by the board to schedule the time and place for the examination at an approved test site. Candidates may retake a test section once their score for any previous att…

[RESERVED]

Cheating by an applicant in applying for or taking the examination will be deemed to invalidate any grade otherwise earned by a candidate on any part of the examination and may warrant summary expulsion from the examination and disqualification from taking the examination for a s…

General public: all individuals seeking to become a certified public accountant.

Public Accountancy Act, Sections 61-28B-1 to 61-28B-29 NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

February 14, 2002, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

To delineate uniform CPA examination application procedures, education requirements, examination administration, and board procedures for dealing with cheating on the CPA examination.

[RESERVED]

A. The board may contract as its agent CPA examination services (CPAES), the national association of state boards of accountancy (NASBA), or the American institute of certified public accountants (AICPA) or other entities it deems appropriate to undertake any aspects of examinati…

A. After July 1, 2008, Section 8C of the act requires an applicant for the uniform CPA examination to hold a baccalaureate degree or its equivalent conferred by a college or university acceptable to the board, with 30 semester hours in accounting or the equivalent as determined b…

State of New Mexico Public Accountancy Board

A. The board will only accept grade transfers from applicants passing the uniform CPA examination in other jurisdictions/states for an initial CPA certificate application under the following situations: (1) temporary change in residence to the state/jurisdiction where the applica…

A. Any individual certificate/license holder may at any time and for any reason, subject to the approval of the board, relinquish that certificate/license to the board. An individual relinquishing his certificate/license during the course of a disciplinary investigation or procee…

A. Requests to reinstate a certificate/license that lapsed or expired as a result of non-renewal shall meet all board prescribed requirements for reinstatement including the current year's renewal fee and continuing professional education. An individual whose certificate/license …

A. Interstate reciprocity: The board may issue a certificate/license to the holder of a certificate issued by a state other than New Mexico as defined under Sections 3O, 11B and D, and 26A of the act provided that the license from the other state is valid and in good standing and…

A. Effective July 1, 2008, a person whose principal place of business is not New Mexico and who has a valid certificate/license as a certified public accountant from another state shall be presumed to have qualifications substantially equivalent to New Mexico's requirements if th…

A. The following requirements of continuing professional education apply to certificate/license renewals and reinstatements pursuant to Subsection E of Sections 9 and Subsection A of Section 12 of the act. An applicant for certificate/license renewal shall show completion of no l…

General public: Individuals seeking to become certified public accountants (CPAs) CPAs and registered public accountants (RPAs) seeking to maintain their New Mexico certificate/license status through continuing professional education (CPE).

1999 Public Accountancy Act, Sections 61-28B-1 to 61-28B-29 NMSA 1978

Permanent.

February 14, 2002, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

Protect the public interest by implementing provisions of the 1999 Public Accountancy Act (act) which provide for initial application issuance and renewal of CPA and RPA certificates/licenses; reinstatement of expired, cancelled, suspended or revoked CPA/RPA certificates; applica…

[RESERVED]

All certificate/license applications and renewals shall be made on and meet all information requirements contained in board prescribed forms. Applications will not be considered complete and filed with the board until all required information and board prescribed fees have been r…

A. An applicant for initial certification/licensure shall demonstrate to the board's satisfaction that he: (1) lacks a history of dishonest or felonious acts; (2) meets the education, experience and examination requirements of the board; and (3) passes the American institute of c…

State of New Mexico Public Accountancy Board.