Extends the repealer on the City of Clinton's authority to tax restaurants to promote tourism and parks and recreation.
Mississippi SB3158 extends the repealer on the City of Clinton's authority to levy a 2% tax on restaurant sales to promote tourism and parks and recreation. The tax applies to restaurants within the city limits, excluding schools, hospitals, and nursing homes. The tax requires a 60% voter approval to be implemented. Revenue from the tax must be placed in a special fund and used strictly for the specified purposes. The tax authority expires on July 1, 2030.
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