The board of supervisors of any county having a population of more than forty-two thousand (42,000) according to the most recent federal census and in which there is now or may hereafter be situated a national military park and cemetery, may, in their discretion, exempt from all county ad valorem taxation, for a period of not more than ten (10) years, any parking garage providing motor vehicle parking service to the general public, provided the parking garage is operated solely for the purpose of promoting business and commerce for the benefit of the general public and provided further, that said parking garage shall be operated so that no part of the income therefrom inures to or to the benefit of any person, partnership, firm, association or corporation organized for profit.
Structure Mississippi Code
Title 27 - Taxation and Finance
Chapter 31 - Ad Valorem Taxes-General Exemptions
§ 27-31-3. Turpentine, etc.; agricultural products
§ 27-31-5. Little theatre property
§ 27-31-9. Parking garages not operated for profit; exemption by counties
§ 27-31-11. Parking garages not operated for profit; exemption by municipalities
§ 27-31-13. Commodities in transit
§ 27-31-17. Bonds, etc., of agricultural agencies
§ 27-31-19. Oil, gas and other petroleum products refined in state
§ 27-31-21. Public school libraries and buildings
§ 27-31-23. Confederate soldiers' home
§ 27-31-27. Registered or licensed aircraft
§ 27-31-29. Newly constructed single-family dwellings
§ 27-31-30. Certain military housing units and ancillary supporting facilities
§ 27-31-35. Property related to project defined in Mississippi Superconducting Super Collider Act
§ 27-31-39. Public trust tidelands