Kansas economy and taxes produce state budget surplus, rainy day fund
Kansas state government closed fiscal year 2022 without needing any short-term loans as high tax revenue surpluses fed the rainy day fund.
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Kansas state government closed fiscal year 2022 without needing any short-term loans as high tax revenue surpluses fed the rainy day fund.
In June, Kansas corporate income tax colleges vastly surpassed expectations and the state appears to have paid a $60 million-plus income tax refund.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly wants to move up the implementation for the state's "axe the food tax" plan to before the November election.
Gov. Kelly Directs Departments to Waive License/Registration and Other Fees For Those Impacted by Severe Weather
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today directed Executive Branch agencies to assist Kansans impacted by severe weather that included large hail, high winds, and tornadoes the evening of Friday, April 29.