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MS SB2847
Bill
AI Summary
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All amounts owed to Mississippi state or local governments that can be paid in cash (taxes, fees, fines, assessments, utility charges) must be rounded to the nearest 5¢ for final calculation, though smaller monetary units may still be used in intermediate calculations
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Private merchants are not required to round sales, use, excise, or other transaction taxes in their sales to customers, but if they choose to remit taxes to the Department of Revenue in cash, the amount owed must be rounded to the nearest 5¢
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Amends 12 sections of Mississippi Code across various areas including clerk compensation, printer fees, telephone taxes, drilling rig taxes, vehicle permits, timber taxes, mineral documentary taxes, and forest acreage taxes to conform with the new rounding requirement
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Applies to any governing body of the State of Mississippi or its political subdivisions when charging members of the public for amounts payable in cash
Legislative Description
Final amounts owed to state or political subdivisions; require to be rounded to nearest 5¢.
Last Action
Died In Committee
3/3/2026