House Panel Changes Senate Bill Involving Tax Cuts
Jackson, Miss.
The Mississippi House Ways and Means Committee has gutted a Senate bill that would have phased in nearly $600 million in corporate and individual income tax cuts over 15 years.
The new House version would eliminate the 3-percent state individual income tax bracket, on income from $8,300 to $13,300, in 2017, at a cost of $134 million to state coffers.
But Committee Chairman Jeff Smith, R-Columbus, in an interview with The Clarion-Ledger after Monday’s committee meeting, indicated that cut is not likely to survive the House, either.
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4/4/16
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