Analysis: Legislature passes bill full of typos. Is this the most Mississippi thing ever?
It wasn’t earnest negotiation or any agreement between the House and Senate that led to the passage of total income tax ...
Governor posted to sign tax reform legislation, despite confusion
Governor Tate Reeves is signaling he’s ready to put pen to paper and sign tax reform legislation into law. But there are ...
Governor says he’ll sign tax overhaul
The House on Friday took advantage of Senate typos — a few errant decimal points — in a bill and sent to Gov. Tate Reeves the ...
Mississippi Senate screwed up the math in income tax bill and House approved it. Now what?
Legislative leaders and Gov. Tate Reeves went radio silent after the House unexpectedly concurred with the Senate proposal.
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Should state add a new agency?
The latest effort to reduce the overwhelming number of state agencies, boards, and commissions fizzled. So, we’re headed up ...
Some confusion looms over latest tax reform developments
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - There are big developments on tax reform at the Capitol. However, some technicalities are adding to ...
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MS tax cuts stalled. At issue are different philosophies on fixing state retirement system
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann insists on reforming the Public Employment Retirement System (PERS) before considering tax cuts, while House Speaker Jason White prioritizes increasing PERS funding.
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Mississippi lawmakers monitor federal funding cuts
Legislative concerns about federal funding is catching the attention of Mississippi lawmakers, because a majority of the state’s funding comes from the ...