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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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It is unlawful to recklessly disclose or use for commercial purposes certain tax-return information unless an exception applies.
United States — Kansas
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Trust companies and savings and loan associations doing business in the state must pay a tax based on net income.
United States — Kansas
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Trustees may borrow limited money for district expenses, and county commissioners must levy a tax on district land to raise repayment funds.
United States — Kansas
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If a township’s disorganization takes effect for taxation on December 31 but for other purposes earlier, the township board must adopt a budget and levy taxes for the township area as it will exist on the next January 1.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas lets eligible taxpayers claim a research-and-development tax credit, with limits on how much can be used each year and rules for transferring the credit.
United States — Kansas
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Some local tax officials may issue emergency warrants for current-year general maintenance expenses, but only after state board approval and within a 50% limit.
United States — Kansas
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Certain LP-gas dealers or users may apply to the director to buy LP-gas on a tax-paid basis, and dealers who make those sales must report them and pay the tax with their monthly return.
United States — Kansas
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A county board in a county with more than 300,000 people may levy an annual zoo tax of up to 1/2 mill, but only after voter approval.
United States — Kansas
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A state tax of .25 mill is levied for 1990 on all taxable tangible property in Kansas, and the proceeds must be handled by county and state treasurers and credited to the correctional institutions building fund.
United States — Kansas
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This section imposes a tax on certain parimutuel wagering and requires organization licensees to remit it to the commission by the next business day.
United States — Kansas
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This provision sets the amount, timing, and compliance conditions for a Kansas income tax credit for qualifying taxpayers.
United States — Kansas
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Certain individuals and corporations must pay estimated tax if their expected tax liability is high enough; some spouses may pay jointly, and estates and trusts are excluded.
United States — Kansas
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Port authorities are generally exempt from certain taxes on property, income, and bonds, with specific limits for ad valorem property tax and sales tax exemptions.
United States — Kansas
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County commissioners may levy an annual county tax, but publication, petition, and election steps can be required before some levies are made.
United States — Kansas
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Responsible individuals who willfully fail to collect, account for, or pay over sales or compensating tax, or try to evade it, become personally liable for the tax plus interest and penalties.
United States — Kansas
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County commissioners must levy an annual tax for the joint undertaking, but only after required public notice and, if a valid protest petition is filed, voter approval.
United States — Kansas
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This provision creates a Kansas affordable housing tax credit, sets allocation and filing requirements, and limits when credits can be awarded.
United States — Kansas
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Motor-vehicle fuel and special fuel businesses are exempt from other taxes except the tax imposed here, and local governments may not levy or collect specified taxes on these fuels or related business activities.
United States — Kansas
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Marketplace facilitators that sell or facilitate taxable property or services in the state must collect and remit the tax, and follow the legal collection procedures, when the statute’s sales thresholds are met.
United States — Kansas
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Personal property taxpayers may pay in full by December 20, or split the payment between December 20 and May 10, if they first pay prior-year unpaid taxes and the tax is not $10 or less.