- Mississippi Statutes
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The laws administered by the Mississippi Department of Revenue are found on the Mississippi Code at Lexis Publishing.
- Proposed Regulations
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The following regulations have been proposed by the Mississippi Department of Revenue:
- 35 Miss. Admin. Code, Part IX, Chapters 01-03: Petroleum (11/12/2024)
- The regulation contains amendments made to Miss. Admin. Code Title 35.IX.01-03. This update was made to account for Internal Department policy changes. The amendment consists of adding a paragraph, cited at 35.IX.01(101). This paragraph reflects that taxpayers will be allowed to submit Import Notices via TAP rather than contacting an inspection station operated by the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT). Additionally, formatting and non-substantive changes were made for language and policy consistency. [APA Filing Notice, Submit Date: 11-12-2024]
- Written comments in response to the proposed Regulation will be accepted until 05:00 p.m. on December 12, 2024. Interested parties may submit their written comments to the following email address: MSTaxPolicy@dor.ms.gov
- 35 Miss. Admin. Code, Part VII, Subpart 4- Dealers and Designated Agents (10/24/2024)
- Chapter 03 in Subpart 4 was updated to reflect Senate Bill 2530 which authorizes vehicle owners and drivers to use a business platform for the sharing of vehicles for financial consideration in addition to an amendment to exempt individuals engaging in the program from being able to get temporary car tags. Other minor grammatical and formatting changes were made to Chapters 01, 05, and 06. [APA Filing Notice, Submit Date: 10-24-2024]
- Written comments in response to the proposed Regulation will be accepted until 05:00 p.m. on November 25, 2024. Interested parties may submit their written comments to the following email address: MSTaxPolicy@dor.ms.gov
- 35 Miss. Admin. Code, Part IV, Subpart 10: Construction and Oil Field Services (10/22/2024)
- This Subpart amends the code to provide those sales of equipment and materials used and that income from services performed in connection with geophysical surveying, exploring, developing, drilling, redrilling, completing, working over, producing, distributing, or testing of oil, gas and other mineral resources, including overhead services will be taxed at the rate of 4.5%. Lastly, this bill amends the code to remove from the contractor's tax contracts exceeding $10,000.00 for the redrilling or working over or drilling or completing an oil well or a gas well. The Department of Revenue has created a new permit for these businesses. The permit is not required to make purchases at the reduced rate, but it will simplify the process for vendors and purchasers. [APA Filing Notice, Submit Date: 10-22-2024]
- Written comments in response to the proposed Regulation will be accepted until 05:00 p.m. on November 21, 2024. Interested parties may submit their written comments to the following email address: MSTaxPolicy@dor.ms.gov
- 35 Miss. Admin. Code, Part I, Chapters 01-08: Administrative (10/21/2024)
- This rule is amended to reflect changes to the e-filing requirements, mainly the decrease in 1099s or W-2s required to meet the requirements for electronic filing. This change can be found at 35.I.04 (205). Minor grammatical and formatting changes were also made. [APA Filing Notice, Submit Date: 10-21-2024]
- Written comments in response to the proposed Regulation will be accepted until 05:00 p.m. on November 20, 2024. Interested parties may submit their written comments to the following email address: MSTaxPolicy@dor.ms.gov
- 35 Miss. Admin. Code, Part IX, Chapters 01-03: Petroleum (11/12/2024)
- Finalized Regulations (Title 35, Mississippi Administrative Code)
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After July 1, 2010, any reference to Mississippi State Tax Commission, the State Tax Commission, the Tax Commission and/or commission shall mean Department of Revenue and any reference to the Commissioner of Revenue, the Chairman of the Mississippi State Tax Commission, the Chairman of the State Tax Commission, the Chairman of the Tax Commission and/or chairman shall mean Commissioner of Revenue of the Department of Revenue. (refer to § 27-3-4(4) Miss Code Ann.)
- Part I, Administrative Rules (PDF)
- Part II, Alcoholic Beverage Control (PDF)
- Part III, Income and Franchise Tax (PDF)
- Part IV, Sales and Use Tax (PDF)
- Part V, Gaming Tax (PDF)
- Part VI, Property Tax (PDF)
- Part VII, Motor Vehicles and Titles (PDF)
- Part VIII, Miscellaneous Taxes (PDF)
- Part IX, Petroleum Taxes (PDF)
- Part X, Economic Development (PDF)
- Part XI, Cannabis Dispensaries (PDF)