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Our coverage of Demesia Padilla’s alleged abuse of power

by Public Editor December 16, 2016

Part of the search warrant that resulted in the resignation of Taxation and Revenue Department Secretary Demesia Padilla mentioned her alleged abuse of power in a case referred by the State Auditor. Here are the stories NM Political Report wrote about this from last year. Auditor finds possible abuse of power in Tax and Rev: […]

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Documents: Search warrant on Demesia Padilla

by Public Editor December 15, 2016
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Top Stories of 2015: Number 4; Tax and Rev Scandal

by Matthew Reichbach December 27, 2015
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CPA: Padilla should have referred former client to other accountants

by Joey Peters December 1, 2015
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Sec. Padilla tried to help former client with tax audit

by Joey Peters November 23, 2015
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Letter asked Guv to address concerns about TRD Secretary

by Joey Peters November 16, 2015
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Complaint against Tax. Dept. lawyer adds details to scandal

by Joey Peters October 30, 2015
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‘IDIOTS’: TRD attorney criticized agency for botched redaction

by Joey Peters October 2, 2015
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Tax dept. head wanted to aid former client during audit

by Joey Peters October 1, 2015
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TRD plays blame game after releasing taxpayer name

by Joey Peters July 31, 2015

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