35 Miss. Code. R. 1-02-108 - [Effective until 12/23/2024]
Examples of records to maintain include, but are not limited to the following:
1. General ledgers,
sales journals, purchase order books, cash receipts books, cash disbursement
books
2. Canceled checks, bank
statements, sales contracts, purchase invoices
3. Profit and loss statements, balance sheets
4. State tax returns and reports,
all schedules or work papers used in the preparation of tax reports or
returns
5. Copies of federal income
tax returns filed with the Internal Revenue Service including all work papers,
schedules, and similar records
6.
Tax filings with other states including all work papers, schedules, and similar
records
7. Records of loans,
services, other non-sales transactions, and any non-business income
8. Any other records necessary to establish
income, deductions, credits, expenses, accounting methods, or other information
utilized in determining the Mississippi tax liability.
Notes
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