Bills in the 2023 Regular Session, Senate.
Chris Johnson
Sponsored
Became law7
Sales tax; exempt motor vehicle transfers to and from trusts, corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies.
Sales tax; remove tax on wholesale sales of beer.
Charitable Organizations; Raise audit threshold for contributions to $750,000.00, and use a cash basis only.
State depositories; revise definition of "primary capital."
County-owned real estate; establish competitive bidding process for lease or sale.
Agricultural high schools; revise board membership.
Youth court; clarify that disclosure of certain records in criminal matters do not require youth court approval.
Passed the Senate3
State funded schools; may participate in extracurricular activities against non accredited and nonpublic schools.
Financial Institutions; Earned wages access.
Mississippi Full Expensing Tax Reform Act of 2023; create.
In committee9
Mississippi Rental Purchase Agreement Act and Residential Landlord Tenant Act; bring forward provisions related to.
Sales tax; increase distribution to municipalities, and extend Educational Facilities Revolving Loan Fund repealer.
Counties and municipalities; remove mandate to require permits as a condition to construction.
Homeowners; limit premises liability for injury sustained by a person or company hired for repair.
School attendance location of students; allow students to transfer to other school districts subject to availability and approval.
Tax credits; authorize for business contributions to certain organizations supporting food pantries or soup kitchens.
General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Petal School District for Central Office building renovation.
General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Perry County for road and bridge construction to access industrial park.
General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to City of Hattiesburg for improvements in Midtown area.
Co-sponsored
Became law · 2
"Secretary of State Eric Clark Coastal Preserve" and "Gollott Island/Godfather Point"; Department of Marine Resources designate.
Homestead; provide full exemption for unremarried surviving spouse of U.S. military member killed on active duty or training.