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MS SB2324
Bill
AI Summary
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Amends the definition of "business" under Mississippi sales tax law to exclude retail sales of food at universities, colleges, and community or junior colleges when sold to enrolled students.
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Food sales qualify for the exemption only when payment is made through a prepaid declining balance account or similar card issued by the institution that may be used only to purchase prepared meals.
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Defines "food" for this exemption as food for human consumption that would be exempt from sales tax if purchased with federal food stamps, excluding food stamps themselves.
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Maintains existing exemptions for prepaid student meal plans and prepared meals sold to K-12 students.
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Takes effect upon passage with no effect on tax claims, assessments, or appeals for taxes accrued before the effective date.
Legislative Description
Sales tax; revise definition of "business" to exclude food sales paid by certain declining balance debit cards.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/23/2011