After weeks of intense debate, Mississippi lawmakers on Sunday passed the largest tax cut in state history. Here's what it will mean for Mississippians.
by Geoff Pender, Mississippi Today March 27, 2022 The Mississippi Legislature in a bipartisan vote with very little debate on Sunday passed the largest tax cut in state history. House Bill 531 now goes to Gov. Tate Reeves, who is expected to reluctantly sign it into law, although he had been adamant that lawmakers eliminate, not just cut, the state personal income tax.
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