Mississippi’s decision to eliminate the tax without raising another tax to offset the general fund loss comes as President Donald Trump’s administration and the GOP-controlled Congress are considering sweeping budget cuts and freezing federal grants that fund many state services.

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    1. TechnicalInternet1 on

      “Beginning in 2027, the new law will reduce that rate by .25% over four years until it reaches 3%. In 2031, the tax will only be reduced if certain revenue “growth triggers” are met.”

      conveniently by the genius senators of Mississippi had a typo for the growth trigger so now that is void.

    2. Criminal robber barons up to their usual schemes, looting my state with their pet stooge Reeves. Mississippi is a colony, not a state.

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