Welcome to The Mississippi Department of Revenue

The Department of Revenue is the primary agency for collecting tax revenues that support state and local governments in Mississippi. This website provides information about the various taxes administered, access to online filing, and forms.

The Department of Revenue is responsible for titling and registration of motor vehicles, monitoring ad valorem assessments throughout the state to ensure consistent appraisal and valuation of properties among the municipalities and counties of the state, enforcement of Mississippi's Prohibition and Local Option Law and operating as the wholesale distributor of alcoholic beverages.

Motor Vehicle e-Services

Taxpayer Access Point

Frequent Questions

Statement of Account

Information about Statement of Account

Article Date: 6/2/2015 | Expiration Date: 6/2/2020

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Recent News

Request Assistance with Sales or Use Tax | 12/11/2018

Vaiden Tourism, Parks and Recreation Tax | 11/29/2018
A 2% on the gross proceeds of sales of restaurants and businesses from the sale of prepared foods in the Town of Vaiden. Effective January 1, 2019.

GRENADA TOURIST AND CONVENTION TAX | 11/16/2018
A 1% tax on the gross proceeds of sales of hotels and motels and a 1% tax on the gross proceeds of sales of restaurants and bars from the sale of prepared food in the City of Grenada. This levy is in addition to all other taxes imposed. Effective December 1, 2018.

Hancock County Moonshine Bust 10-19-18 | 10/22/2018
Friday evening, October 19, 2018, law enforcement agents of the Mississippi Alcoholic Beverage Control executed a search warrant at 2465 Rocky Hill Dedeaux Rd, Kiln, MS. Willie “Jr” Necaise and Tangela Davenport were arrested for possession of an illegal distillery. Both were on scene at the time the warrant was served and subsequently booked into the Hancock County Jail.

Relief to Hurricane Michael Victims | 10/15/2018

Due to the recent hurricane that took place beginning October 7, 2018, Mississippi will follow federal extensions granted to the victims of Hurricane Michael. Taxpayers who reside in the counties designated as federally declared disaster areas have until February 28, 2019 to file individual income, corporate income and pass-through entity returns due on or after October 7, 2018.

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