Constitutional amendment limiting taxes fails in Senate
A constitutional amendment requiring a supermajority of lawmakers to approve tax increases failed to muster enough votes to pass in the Kansas Senate early Thursday...
Limits on state tax increases gets first-round Senate approval
The Kansas Senate on Tuesday tentatively approved a constitutional amendment requiring a supermajority of lawmakers to approve tax increases.
The Senate gave first-round approval of...
House panel passes bill phasing out food sales tax
A House committee on Tuesday approved a plan for a slight cut in the state sales tax while gradually lowering the sales tax on...
Lawmakers urged to tighten up tax ‘windfall’ law
A free-market think tank is urging state lawmakers to get tough about holding local governments accountable for complying with a state law requiring them...
Senate approves $157 million tax bill
The first major piece of tax legislation cleared the state Senate on Monday, offering a package of tax credits and property tax cuts that...
Proposed constitutional amendment would limit tax increases
A fifth constitutional amendment is emerging in the Kansas Legislature, this one requiring a supermajority of lawmakers to approve tax increases.
Later this week, a...
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...
