UPDATED: How new flat tax bill could affect Kansans
(Updated to distinguish between married and single filers)
Last week, a House committee moved out a new tax bill that calls for a flat tax...
UPDATED: Governor vetoes $500 million tax bill
(Updated: Includes fresh comments from Kelly, Kansas Chamber of Commerce, Senate president, House minority leader with edits throughout)
Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly on Monday vetoed...
Tax debate shifts to single rate proposal
The debate over tax cuts shifted to a single tax rate on Monday as a House committee took up a proposal to lower taxes...
UPDATED: State revenues bumped up more than $1.3 billion in ’22
(UPDATED to add more details from the revenue forecast and correct the fiscal year surplus from fiscal 2023 to 2022).
State economic forecasters on Wednesday...
Senate, House moving toward single income tax rate
The Kansas House and Senate have passed similar but different bills moving the state toward a single income tax rate that would be reduced...
Courts have frowned on the fee sweeps Selzer is fighting
State Insurance Commissioner Ken Selzer doesn't have to dig too deep into the past to make his case against balancing the state budget with...
UPDATED: Revenues reduced for fiscal ’24 after policy changes; leaves healthy ending balance
(Updated to include ending balance for fiscal year 2024)
State fiscal analysts on Thursday reduced the revenue forecast for the current fiscal year by $67...
Property tax efforts collapse as one bill fails in House, another passed over in...
Efforts to ease the public angst over property taxes collapsed Thursday with one bill failing in the House and another passed over in the...
Kansas Senate approves $494 million in tax cuts
The Kansas Senate voted to give up nearly a half billion dollars in revenue, a move that potentially torpedoes an education plan approved by...
Kelly vetoes second tax bill, says it would ‘decimate’ state finances
For the second time, Gov. Laura Kelly has vetoed a tax bill aimed at returning millions in revenue that the state is expected to...
