Tax as a personal debt; joint and several liability for subchapter S subsidiaries, certain limited liability companies and entities required to file for federal income tax purposes on the activity of those subsidiaries and companies [Repealed effective January 1, 2028].
Miss. Code Ann. § 27-13-51
repealedThe tax provided by this chapter, together with all interest, increases and penalties, is in addition to all other taxes, and shall become, from the time it is due and payable, a personal debt, from the organization liable to pay the same, to the State of Mississippi. An entity that is required to file and report for federal income tax purposes on the activity conducted in Mississippi of a qualified subchapter S subsidiary which is subject to income taxation in the manner prescribed in Section 27-8-7, and the qualified subchapter S subsidiary, shall each be jointly and severally liable for franchise taxes levied by this chapter together with damages and interest when such taxes are due and unpaid. An entity that is required to file and report for federal income tax purposes on the activity conducted in Mississippi of a single member limited liability company which is not classified as a corporation (and thus disregarded) which is subject to tax in the manner prescribed in Section 79-29-112, and the single member limited liability company, shall each be jointly and severally liable for franchise taxes levied by this chapter together with damages and interest when such taxes are due and unpaid.
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