A bill that phases out the state income tax, cuts the state grocery tax and raises sales taxes and gasoline taxes has passed the Mississippi House with a bipartisan vote.

The plan would reduce the state’s $7 billion general fund by $1.1 billion over 10 years. Losses would be partially offset by increases in sales and gas taxes.

Mississippi House of Representatives is working to get rid of the state's income tax. Here's what you should know.

A Mississippi House committee has passed a major tax cut plan that would eventually abolish the state income tax, reduce taxes on groceries, increase local sales taxes and provide more money for road work.

A Mississippi bill looking to eliminate the income tax is gaining traction in Jackson. It’s passed in the House and is expected to pass the Senate.