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Note: Our tax lesson is not as step-by-step as our other Mississippi LLC formation lessons, due to the uniqueness and variation among businesses. Taxes are usually not as straightforward as forming an LLC in Mississippi, and therefore, the information below is an overview, and not a comprehensive guide.
You will likely need to hire a tax professional to make sure you meet all your Mississippi state and local tax obligations. We recommend using Thumbtack to find a professional.
Do it yourself in Mississippi
Overview of Mississippi Taxes
Mississippi Department of Revenue: Business Information
Online Registration for Business Tax
Mississippi Department of Revenue
Other Taxes
Depending on your industry, where your business is located, how you are taxed by the IRS, and whether or not you have employees, will determine which additional taxes and forms are due.
Some examples of other taxes and forms due are:
- Sales and use tax
- Limited liability entity tax
- Employer’s withholding tax
- Partnership and LLC tax
- Transient room tax
- Motor vehicle tax
- Consumer’s use tax
- Telecommunications tax
- Utility gross receipts license tax
- Tobacco tax
- Property tax
- Alcohol tax
- Fuel tax
- Local taxes
- And more
You can also contact the Mississippi Department of Revenue directly for more information on the different taxes your LLC might have to pay:
Mississippi Department of Revenue
Contact page (there are different phone numbers for each tax concern)
Our Recommendation
Calculating your tax obligations in Mississippi can be complicated and if done improperly can negatively impact your LLC.
We recommend that you get help from a tax professional once your LLC is formed. You can use Thumbtack or Yelp.
Hiring a tax professional will not only help you keep your Mississippi LLC in compliance, but it will also give you an advisor to go to for other business questions.
You’ll want someone who’s a good fit for your company, makes you feel comfortable, and is willing to answer all of your questions. It should be someone you like personally as well as professionally. We recommend talking with at least 2-3 people before making your final decision.
References
MISSISSIPPI LLC GUIDE
Follow the lessons below to form your Mississippi LLC.