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Mayor endorses proposed countywide sales tax

by Associated Press Published: May 21,2012

Tags: board of supervisors, county government, endorsement, municipal government, Sales Tax, supervisors, taxes

PICAYUNE — Picayune Mayor Ed Pinero Jr. has endorsed a proposal for a 1-cent countywide sales tax, which would also be applied in the Pearl River County’s two municipalities, Picayune and Poplarville. The tax was initially proposed by county Supervisor Anthony Hales Sr. Pinero tells the Picayune Item his support depends on whether or not [...] [...]

City sets new sales tax record, but officials still concerned

by Associated Press Published: May 7,2012

Tags: budget, municipal government, record, Sales Tax, tax collections, tax revenues, taxes

BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven’s latest sales tax report showed record numbers, but some officials don’t want to get too excited just yet because the city is lagging behind some neighbors. The Daily Leader reports Brookhaven’s March sales tax report came in at $415,468.14. In March 2011, it was $400,912.36. Mayor Les Bumgarner says that’s the highest [...] [...]

Metro Jackson sales tax bill to fund water/sewer system advances

JACKSON — Mississippi legislators have advanced a bill that could allow up to a 1 percent sales tax in metro Jackson to help fund improvements to the water and sewer system used by the capital city and some suburbs. The tax would be put in place only if it’s approved by at least 60 percent [...] [...]

Sales tax money on the rise in Southaven

by Associated Press Published: April 20,2012

Tags: Greg Davis, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Journal, Sales Tax, Southaven

SOUTHAVEN — For the past six months, Southaven has received its largest sales tax revenue in the city’s 32-year history. Mayor Greg Davis shared the good news with the city’s board at this week’s meeting. Davis said the city has averaged $1 million in sales tax collections over the past six months. Sales tax is [...] [...]

City to ask for tax hike to fund capital improvements

HOLLY SPRINGS — The city of Holly Springs will ask the Legislature to approve a local 1 cent sales tax with the proceeds supporting a large capital improvements program. Mayor Andre DeBerry tells the South Reporter the levy would bring in about $171,428 a year. DeBerry says the revenue would eventually produce $8 million to [...] [...]

Cartoon – December 19, 2011 (access required)

by Ricky Nobile Published: December 18,2011

Tags: in the net, Internet, local events, local schools, MBJ cartoon, no sales tax, ricky nobile, Sales Tax

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City sees increase in sales tax collections

by Associated Press Published: November 21,2011

Tags: budget, municipal government, retail, Sales Tax, tax collections, taxes

NATCHEZ — Sales tax collections for October in Natchez were up approximately 6 percent from last year. The city collected approximately $419,000 in October this year, up $26,000 from the approximately $393,000 the city collected during October 2010. Sales tax numbers are reported two months after the fact. The October revenue reflects sales tax collected [...] [...]

Read the October 31st issue of the MBJ online (access required)

In this week’s MBJ — ONLINE SALES TAX: Ted Carter takes a look at how much money Mississippi is leaving on the table by not taxing online sales. You may be shocked at the number. Also in this week’s paper: >> REVAMPING THE SYSTEM: Changing tax law to accommodate sales tax an issue that could [...] [...]

Sales tax growth ‘very worrying,’ state’s senior economist warns

by Ted Carter Published: October 16,2011

Tags: Mississippi economy, Sales Tax, SALES TAX GROWTH, sales tax revenues

That spring dip in both the national and Mississippi economy lingered in the Magnolia State through the summer, causing Mississippians to slow their retail spending. September spending showed a slight rise but still fell short of estimates. The state Department of Revenue reports sales tax revenues for July and August dropped below the same months [...] [...]

Mayor pushing for sales tax to fund projects

by Associated Press Published: October 3,2011

Tags: community development, economic development, municipal government, Sales Tax, taxes

HOLLY SPRINGS — Holly Springs Mayor Andre DeBerry is seeking support for a 1 percent local sales tax to raise money for various projects. The South Reporter reports DeBerry has proposed $8 million for a variety of local projects and another $13 million for street improvements and sidewalks. DeBerry has said the city could issue [...] [...]

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