HB395

Income tax and ad valorem tax; increase limit on amount of credits that may be allocated for certain contributions to certain charitable and foster care organizations.

Failed·2/25/26
In Text

Increases the limit on income and ad valorem tax credits for contributions to charitable and foster care organizations in Mississippi.

Mississippi HB395 increases the limit on income and ad valorem tax credits for contributions to qualifying charitable and foster care charitable organizations. The bill allows taxpayers to claim credits against their income and ad valorem taxes for voluntary cash contributions to these organizations. It specifies the maximum credit amounts based on the type of organization and the filing status of the taxpayer. The bill also sets an annual cap on the total tax credits that can be awarded. The changes are set to take effect from January 1, 2026.

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History

Feb 25

House

Died In Committee

Jan 12

House

Referred To Ways and Means