New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 11 - LABOR AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION
Chapter 3 - EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
Part 300 - CLAIMS ADMINISTRATION
Section 11.3.300.315 - RETIREMENT INCOME

A. Each eligible claimant who, pursuant to a pension or retirement plan financed in whole or in part by a base-period employer of the claimant shall have the weekly benefit amount reduced, but not below zero, by the prorated amount of the pension, retirement pay, annuity or other similar periodic or lump-sum payment that exceeds the percentage contributed to the plan by the eligible claimant. The maximum benefit amount payable shall also be reduced to an amount not more than 26 times the reduced weekly benefit amount. For purposes of this section periodic retirement income is not deemed "received", if , under the time period allowed by the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C. Section 3405 and related provisions, that amount is placed in a non-taxable qualifying retirement account.

B. A claimant's, monthly pension or retirement payment shall be multiplied by 12, then divided by 52 to determine the amount of pension or retirement income attributed to a week beginning with the last week worked prior to separation from employment.

C. A lump-sum pension or retirement payment shall be considered a periodic payment and the amount divided by 52 and allocated on a weekly basis beginning with the last week worked prior to separation from employment.