Speaker Philip Gunn and House leaders on Friday — the day before lawmakers’ deadline to agree on broad strokes of a state budget — signed off on Gov. Tate Reeves’ latest proposal to eliminate Mississippi’s personal income tax.
by Geoff Pender, Mississippi Today March 25, 2022 Speaker Philip Gunn and House leaders on Friday — the day before lawmakers' deadline to agree on broad strokes of a state budget — signed off on Gov. Tate Reeves' latest proposal to eliminate Mississippi's personal income tax. "This makes six different proposals we have sent to the Senate to eliminate the income tax," Gunn said Friday."... We are collecting more money than we are spending from our citizens.
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