Senate doles out tax credits, property tax relief
The Kansas Senate on Thursday dealt out tens of millions of dollars in tax credits and property tax cuts while narrowly turning back Gov....
Senate panel approves property, sales tax cuts
A Senate committee on Thursday approved a package of tax cuts, including reductions in property taxes and a new sales tax holiday for school...
Senate panel expands bill eliminating food sales tax
A proposal eliminating the state sales tax on food moved out of a Senate committee Thursday but was expanded to cover utilities, delivery charges...
Revenue officials accused of taxing streaming services
Kansas revenue officials on Wednesday were forced to defend questions about whether they were taxing internet streaming services although it's not permitted by state...
Supreme Court urged to sidestep ‘dark store’ debate
The Kansas Supreme Court is being asking not to take up the “dark store” debate and review whether Johnson County overvalued 11 big-box retail...
Lawmakers explore limits on taxes, spending
Kansas lawmakers are exploring the possibility of introducing a constitutional amendment that would limit the Legislature's ability to raise new revenue and effectively rein...
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...
Appeals court finds Johnson County overvalued Walmarts
Johnson County overvalued 11 big-box retail stores by about $60 million, a state appeals court has ruled, potentially firing up the ongoing debate over...
UPDATED: Kansas collects almost $2 billion more in revenue
(Updated to include comments from Kansas Action for Children and the Kansas Chamber)
Kansas collected nearly $2 billion more in revenue during the just-ended fiscal...
Senate votes down health club tax exemption
Lawmakers on Friday voted down a property tax exemption for fitness centers, property tax refunds for businesses closed during the pandemic and property tax...
