Mississippi tax cut bills stall despite GOP leaders’ push
Associated Press— Tax relief proposals favored by Mississippi Gov. But a group of lawmakers is concerned about passing another income tax cut ahead of November’s legislative elections, Lamar said. “Coming off the heels of last year’s income tax bill, and this being an election year, there are a few that would just prefer to wait a little longer before making further cuts.” During the 2022 session, legislators enacted a plan to reduce the state income tax over four years — Mississippi’s largest tax cut ever. We have four years to implement the tax cut we already have.” Lamar said reviving the elements of the income tax cut bill through language in another piece of legislation is a possibility. Opponents have said reducing the income tax would mean less money for schools, health care, roads and other services, especially as Mississippi grapples with the ongoing threat of hospital closures.