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There's good news for anyone going grocery shopping in Kansas -- you're going to be paying less in related taxes this year. It's all thanks to a new food tax law that went into effect in the state ...
The first phase of the state’s move to eliminate taxes on food went into effect on Jan. 1, reducing the state’s food tax to 4% instead of 6.5%. The state food tax rate will continue to go down ...
The gradual Kansas food sales tax cut has its second installment on Jan. 1, cutting another 2% off the state sales tax on grocery food.
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Groceries in Kansas are subject to the full 6.5% state sales tax plus local taxes. Low-income residents are eligible for some relief via an income-tax credit of $125 for every claimed exemption.
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Kelly has called for the cost of tax cuts not to exceed roughly $425 million a year, a limit her aides say includes all tax changes passed by the Legislature, not just this bill.