Proposed: No State Income Tax in Mississppi – IOTW Report

Proposed: No State Income Tax in Mississppi

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves says he’s releasing information about his state budget proposals for the year that begins July 1.

He says his ideas include the possible elimination of the state income tax. Legislators often ignore budget proposals from any governor.

Reeves could face bigger challenges than usual because of uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The individual income tax is one of the largest sources of Mississippi tax collections. The state collected about $5.8 billion from all sources during the year that ended June 30. About $1.8 billion of that came from the individual income tax.

5 Comments on Proposed: No State Income Tax in Mississppi

  1. Monkey-President Elect, It really is very good here right now, so we don’t want an influx of others to crowd up the place. No one wants to move here. Hear me? No one wants to move here. Look a the spinning watch…you are getting sleepy…no one wants to move here.

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