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MS SB2014
Bill
Status
2/22/2023
Primary Sponsor
Kevin Blackwell
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AI Summary
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Enterprises already operating in areas annexed by a municipality would qualify as "new enterprises" eligible for discretionary ad valorem tax exemptions for up to 10 years, with the exemption period beginning on the effective date of annexation
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Eligible enterprise types include warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturers, research facilities, corporate headquarters, movie studios, air transportation facilities, recreational tourism facilities, data centers, and telecommunications enterprises
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Hotels and motels in counties bordering the Gulf of Mexico that become annexed would also qualify as new enterprises eligible for municipal ad valorem tax exemptions
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Annexed enterprises meeting the $60 million project threshold would be eligible for fee-in-lieu of ad valorem tax agreements, which can last up to 30 years with the fee set at no less than one-third of normal ad valorem taxes
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Applications for exemptions on annexed enterprises must be filed by June 1 of the year following the annexation, with approval required from both local governing authorities and the Mississippi Department of Revenue
Legislative Description
Ad valorem taxes; consider annexed business "new enterprise" for purpose of eligibility for certain municipal tax exemptions.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/22/2023