Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has implemented measures to assist residents following a recent ice storm. He has issued a proclamation extending the deadline for submitting property taxes, aiming to alleviate the financial pressures on affected residents.
Extended Property Tax Deadline
The new deadline for residents in 49 counties impacted by the ice storm is now March 3, 2026. This extension is a significant change from the initial deadline of February 1, 2026.
Counties Affected by the Extension
This extension specifically addresses residents from counties severely affected by the ice storm. The delay in the deadline is intended to provide relief by postponing fines associated with late tax submissions. This measure is crucial for residents as they work to recover from the storm’s damages.
Key Information on the Tax Deadline Extension
- New Deadline: March 3, 2026
- Original Deadline: February 1, 2026
- Affected Counties: 49 counties in Mississippi
- Purpose: To alleviate financial burdens and provide residents with additional time
This proclamation underscores Mississippi’s commitment to supporting its citizens during natural disasters. Residents are encouraged to remain updated on any changes related to the property tax process as they navigate this challenging period.
