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Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
3,148 matching statutes
United States — Kansas
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The state has exclusive power to regulate, license, and tax horse and greyhound racing and related wagering/facilities, and local governments may not add extra taxes or licensing fees.
United States — Kansas
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If a motor vehicle owner underpays or misses the tax due date, the county treasurer must mail notice, and unpaid taxes can then be collected by warrant, judgment, and lien procedures.
United States — Kansas
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Delinquent recreational vehicle taxes are charged interest; some prior unpaid tax, penalty, and interest can be forgiven if the person pays the 1995 registration taxes on time and then registers the vehicle.
United States — Kansas
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Delinquent personal property taxes must be noticed, then collected by warrant and judgment procedures; some oil-and-gas lease payments are redirected to the sheriff after notice.
United States — Kansas
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Captive insurance companies must pay premium taxes on certain premiums, with different rates, caps, deadlines, and exceptions for direct premiums, assumed reinsurance, and redomesticating companies.
United States — Kansas
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Washburn University’s board may adopt a resolution to impose a countywide retailers’ sales tax in Shawnee County, but the university cannot administer or collect it locally and must use state revenue officials for administration and collection.
United States — Kansas
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Transient dealers bringing taxable goods into a Kansas county after January 1 must notify the appraiser and pay the tax before selling the goods.
United States — Kansas
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Certain condemned, city-owned real estate must be removed from the tax roll, and related delinquent and future taxes must be canceled.
United States — Kansas
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Businesses must pay and report the transient guest tax monthly, and officials must remit, deposit, and distribute the collected money under specified rules.
United States — Kansas
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This section lets pass-through entity owners claim a tax credit share, requires the credit to be taken in 10 equal annual installments, and allows limited carryover of unused amounts.
United States — Kansas
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This provision creates the transient guest tax refund fund in the state treasury and requires the state treasurer to hold it for prompt refunds of overpayments.
United States — Kansas
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This section imposes an additional Kansas tax of 13% of certain federal tax liability for each taxpayer, with nonresident returns taxed only on income allocable to Kansas.
United States — Kansas
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The board may levy an annual hospital tax, but it is capped unless the board adopts a resolution and, if challenged, voters approve it.
United States — Kansas
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Organizations may challenge the tax rate by filing a written complaint with the director by June 1 and paying a $25 hearing deposit; the director must hold a hearing, give notice, and may adjust the rate or refund excess amounts if the challenge succeeds.
United States — Kansas
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Late payment or late reporting of taxes can trigger interest, percentage penalties, and, for willful violations, criminal fines or jail.
United States — Kansas
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Taxpayers, heirs, or legal representatives may ask the secretary to abate part or all of a final income tax liability, but the request must be written and meet several supporting requirements.
United States — Kansas
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Late payment of transient guest tax triggers interest and penalties; some violations can also lead to criminal fines or jail.
United States — Kansas
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A taxpayer may claim a Kansas income tax credit for certain accessibility or disability-employment improvements, limited to 50% of the खर्च or $10,000, whichever is less.
United States — Kansas
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Taxpayers can get a Kansas income tax credit for qualifying biomass-to-energy investments if they apply, meet the agreement, and follow the use and carryover limits.
United States — Kansas
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This section gives eligible taxpayers a Kansas tax credit for qualifying contributions to certain Kansas community colleges, technical colleges, and postsecondary educational institutions.