Accountability, Transparency & Excellence
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Meet Joseph M. Maestas
State Auditor
The first priority of the OSA is to protect New Mexico’s taxpayers by ensuring that government effectively and efficiently serves the needs of all New Mexicans. As the state’s independent and nonpartisan oversight agency, our office is responsible for holding local and state government and elected officials accountable in the use of public funds.
What’s New
News and Announcements
OSA Annual Audit Rule Training – Las Cruces
OSA Bulletin: New Mexico Office of the State Auditor Extends Certain Draft Report Due Dates for Audits That Include a Federal Single Audit
The New Mexico Office of the State Auditor (OSA) is issuing this bulletin to inform agencies affected by the Office of Management and Budget’s delayed Uniform Guidance Compliance Supplement of applicable due date extensions and related OSA guidance. Agencies that...
New Mexico Office of the State Auditor Opens Applications for Small Local Public Body Assistance Program
The New Mexico Office of the State Auditor (OSA) is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the small Local Public Body (sLPB) Assistance Program. This initiative is designed to support small entities across the state in navigating financial regulations, ensuring transparency, and promoting fiscal responsibility.
Richard Eeds Show
Tune in to the Richard Eeds Show to hear State Auditor Maestas and Rep. Cynthia Borrego (HD17-Bernalillo) discuss HB493, the Public Finance Accountability Act
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What We Do
Our Services
Audit Reports
In addition to performing annual financial audits of governmental entities, the Office of the State Auditor regularly conducts special audits and examinations.
Special Audits & Investigations
In addition to performing annual financial audits of governmental entities, the Office of the State Auditor regularly conducts special audits and examinations.
Tiered System Reporting
The purpose of this form is for mutual domestic water consumer associations, land grants, incorporated municipalities and special districts to determine what type of audit services they need under the law.