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United States — Kansas
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A community museum board may appoint and pay a supervisor or curator for a community historical museum, and the supervisor or curator must oversee the museum’s care and operations.
United States — Kansas
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The museum board may accept certain gifts, loans, and donations for the museum.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines terms used in the tourism and conventions act.
United States — Kansas
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Some counties and cities may levy a transient guest tax up to 2%, but only after the required election and notice steps are completed. Businesses that collect the tax must collect it from consumers and pay it to the state department of revenue.
United States — Kansas
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Businesses must pay the transient guest tax monthly, file true reports, and keep certain records separate; revenue officials may inspect records and the secretary of revenue administers collection.
United States — Kansas
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A state fund is created to pay transient guest tax refunds, and the secretary of revenue must maintain it within a $5,000 cap.
United States — Kansas
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This section adds interest and penalties when a taxpayer fails to pay transient guest tax or files/pays late, and it gives the director limited power to waive or reduce some penalties.
United States — Kansas
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A city or county governing body that levies the tax may create a convention and tourism committee, appoint 10 members, and use it to guide tourism programs and spending.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines several terms used in the act, including person, hotel/motel/tourist court, transient guest, business, convention and tourism promotion, and accommodations broker.
United States — Kansas
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Counties and cities may authorize and levy a transient guest tax of up to 2%, and businesses that collect it must collect from customers and pay it over to the state department of revenue.
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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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 county may not levy a transient guest tax inside a city if that city already levies and collects the tax lawfully; a city may not levy the tax if it is in a county that already does so lawfully.
United States — Kansas
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Before letting a contract or ordering/authorizing work or services for an improvement, the district’s governing body must hold a public hearing and give published notice with required details.
United States — Kansas
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A city may create an advisory board for a self-supported municipal improvement district, and the board must report annually and may consult the planning commission. District taxes may be levied annually, but only after required approvals and, if there is an advisory board, after its recommendation.
United States — Kansas
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The city governing body may issue municipal improvement district bonds, but the bonds must follow several funding, hearing, publication, and election rules.
United States — Kansas
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The city governing body may acquire district property by gift, purchase, exchange, or eminent domain, but eminent domain use is allowed only if listed conditions are met.
United States — Kansas
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The city governing body may set up certain district funds.
United States — Kansas
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If part of this act is found invalid, the rest remains effective if it can still operate.
United States — Kansas
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This act is called the Kansas neighborhood revitalization act.