Leading Kansas senators on Monday promised to pursue legislation that would exempt tips from income taxes, following up on a promise made by President Donald Trump.
Senate President Ty Masterson led a group of lawmakers joined by U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas to announce their intent to cut taxes on tips.
A bill has not been introduced and Masterson, a potential candidate for governor, told reporters that lawmakers were just announcing an intention to get the legislation passed.
"We love that idea from the federal government," Masterson said.
Masterson said Republican lawmakers want to follow Trump's lead . . .
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