Kansas House unanimously adopts bipartisan bill cutting property, income and sales tax burden

The Kansas House approved a bipartisan tax bill, aiming to avoid a gubernatorial veto. The bill includes cuts in income, sales, and property taxes, with changes in income tax rates and standard deductions. The legislation also affects the state's budget surplus and reflects ongoing negotiations between the House and the Senate.

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