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MS HB111
Bill
Status
2/27/2019
Primary Sponsor
William Arnold
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AI Summary
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Allows taxpayers an annual income tax credit of $2,500 for four years for each employee convicted of a nonviolent felony, subject to the tax owed for that year.
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Requires employees to work at least 10 consecutive months and average at least 40 hours per week to qualify for the credit.
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Limits each taxpayer to claiming the credit for no more than 10 employees per taxable year, with a statewide aggregate cap of $1,500,000 annually.
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Defines "nonviolent crime" by reference to Mississippi Code Section 47-7-3.
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Repeals the credit provision effective January 1, 2022, though taxpayers already eligible before that date may continue claiming benefits.
Legislative Description
Income tax; authorize a credit for taxpayers that employ persons convicted of certain nonviolent offenses.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/27/2019