A bill that aims to increase pharmacy benefit managers’ transparency by requiring them to report data to the agency that oversees pharmacy practice in Mississippi has passed the House of Representatives.

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.

The Mississippi House has passed its income and sales tax cut bill package. it now heads to the Senate for further consideration.

Using the current average gasoline price in Mississippi of $2.62 a gallon, the proposed new tax would cost consumers 13 more cents a gallon. But those paying income taxes would see a net cut.

House plan to eliminate income tax draws bipartisan support, but also tough questions from House Democrats concerned about fiscal impact.

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

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.