Taxes & Insurance in McComb

McComb applies Mississippi's real 2026 4.0% flat income tax alongside a property tax rate running above the state's own low benchmark and elevated statewide homeowners insurance costs.

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Mississippi's real 2026 flat income tax rate

Mississippi's individual income tax runs a real, current flat 4.0% rate (2026) on income above $10,000 (single)/$20,000 (MFJ), per the 2022 Mississippi Tax Freedom Act glide path, with further legislated cuts through 2030 -- applying in McComb as statewide, alongside full Social Security and qualified retirement income exemption (base record).

McComb's above-state-median property tax rate

Ownwell cites McComb's effective property tax rate at 1.98% -- above Mississippi's own statewide low benchmark (0.65%-0.74%), though the median annual tax bill runs a modest approximately $450 given McComb's lower home values (base record).

Mississippi's 7.0% state sales tax and reduced grocery rate

Mississippi's 7.0% state sales tax rate applies, with a reduced 5.0% rate on SNAP-eligible groceries effective July 1, 2025 -- a real, current statewide fact this record discloses (base record).

Statewide-elevated homeowners insurance

No McComb-specific premium figure was found this pass -- Mississippi's statewide average spans $2,514-$5,161/year across sources, among the nation's highest (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.