Mississippi 2024 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SB2987

Introduced
3/8/24  
Refer
3/8/24  

Caption

Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property or services to 5th Squad.

Impact

The proposed amendments will have a direct effect on the state’s revenue from sales tax collections, particularly concerning the tangible personal properties and services that the 5th Squad may require for its operations. By exempting these items from taxation, the state anticipates an increase in the financial resources available to the 5th Squad, enabling them to allocate funds more effectively towards their intended missions. This change is expected to positively influence local economies and the sectors served by the 5th Squad.

Summary

Senate Bill 2987 is designed to amend Section 27-65-111 of the Mississippi Code of 1972 by exempting sales of tangible personal property or services to the 5th Squad from sales taxation. The 5th Squad is likely a designated group or organization within Mississippi whose activities warrant tax exemptions to support their operations. The bill aims to clarify and expand the existing framework of tax exemptions available in the state, thereby providing financial relief and facilitating operational effectiveness for specific entities engaged in designated activities.

Contention

While the bill appears to have support, there may also be questions surrounding the implications of this tax exemption on broader economic standards. Critics may raise concerns about the potential for increased tax burdens on other sectors or the equitable distribution of tax relief among various organizations. This bill will thus reflect ongoing debates regarding state tax policies, particularly in terms of equity and the prioritization of funds among various entities that request exemptions.

Considerations

If enacted, the provisions of SB2987 will become effective on July 1, 2024, establishing a clear timeline for compliance and implementation. It is essential for stakeholders involved with the 5th Squad to prepare for this transition, ensuring that necessary procurement and financial strategies are developed post-adoption of the bill to maximize the exemption benefits.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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