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HB 830

Ad valorem taxes; revise certain provisions regarding limitations on increases.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Kevin Ford and 2 co-sponsors

HB 830 revises Mississippi property tax assessment increase limitations, potentially affecting taxpayer bills and local government revenues from schools and municipalities.

Referred To Ways and Means
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Bill Summary · HB 830

Legislative bill overview

HB 830 modifies Mississippi's ad valorem (property) tax assessment and increase limitations. The bill revises existing caps on how much property tax assessments can increase annually, affecting both residential and commercial properties. The specific changes have been referred to the Ways and Means Committee for detailed review.

Why is this important

Property tax assessment limits directly impact both individual homeowners/businesses and local government revenues. Changes to these caps affect what residents pay in taxes, how much schools and municipalities can collect, and property values. Mississippi's current assessment limitation framework significantly influences the state's tax structure and municipal budgets.

Potential points of contention

  • Local government funding concerns: Stricter caps may reduce revenue for schools, counties, and municipalities that depend on property tax collections
  • Tax equity: Assessment limitation changes could create disparities between recently purchased properties and long-held properties, affecting fairness
  • Taxpayer relief vs. government services: Homeowners may support lower caps, while educators and local officials may argue reduced revenue limits essential services

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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