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  2. Kansas Department of Revenue - WebFile

    www.kansas.gov/ssrv-homestead/welcome.html

    Property Tax Relief claims (K-40PT) Property Tax Relief claims for seniors and disabled veterans (K-40SVR) Must have filed a Kansas Homestead Claim in the last 3 years to be eligible to file online. To complete a filing using WebFile, a KanAccess account is required. Sign in or create your free account in the next step.

  3. Kansas Board of Tax Appeals - Property Tax Exemption Application

    www.kansas.gov/bota/Forms/Property_Tax_Exemption_Application.html

    Property Tax Exemption Application Applicant Requirements: The applicant must fill out the TX Application Form completely and thoroughly and must provide all required Additions and other documentary support.

  4. Governor Laura Kelly Cuts Property Taxes - Governor of the State...

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    HB 2239 increases the residential property tax exemption, prorates some personal property taxes, provides homestead property tax refunds to eligible taxpayers, and broadens the property tax reduction authority of county commissioners for property destroyed by disaster.

  5. Governor Kelly Ceremonially Signs Responsible Tax Cuts Package in...

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    The bill reduces property taxes by increasing the residential property tax exemption to $75,000, saving residential property owners more than $236 million over 5 years. The bill also eliminates state taxes on Social Security income, saving Kansas retirees $152 million in the first year alone.

  6. Governor Kelly, Bipartisan Lawmakers Unveil Tax Cut Plan

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    The bipartisan tax plan exempts the first $100,000 in state property taxes for all Kansans homeowners. Once fully implemented, this proposal will save the Kansas homeowners around $100 million per year. 370,000 Kansas homeowners would pay less than $20 annually in state property tax.

  7. Kansas Board of Tax Appeals - Filing Fees

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    Filing fees may be paid by check or by money order to the Kansas Board of Tax Appeals. Your filing fee should accompany the filing. However, if you are unsure of the appropriate fee in a particular case, you may file the appeal or application with the Board along with a letter explaining why you were unable to determine the appropriate fee.

  8. Helpful Hints - Kansas.gov

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    How do I Sign Up? Most applications using KanAccess will have a “Start” or “Begin” button on the front page. Once you’ve selected to “Start” or “Begin” the application, you will be directed to KanAccess. Click on the Sign Up button to continue. Complete the Sign Up page. If you have a Kansas.gov Subscriber Account, and you ...

  9. Kansas Department of Revenue - WebFile

    www.kansas.gov/kdor/webfile/help.html

    You may use WebFile for a Homestead Refund Claim if you are a Kansas Resident and Homeowner and have filed a Homestead Refund Claim in the past 3 years. If you do not have an existing KanAccess user account, you will need to create one and then contact the Kansas Department of Revenue by email at KDOR_IncomeEServ@ks.gov or by phone at 785-368 ...

  10. Home - Kansas.gov

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  11. Food Sales Tax Credit - Kansas.gov

    www.kansas.gov/kdor/webfile/help/modal-food-sales-credit-details.html

    To qualify, one or more qualities must apply to you; be 55 or older all of 2023, blind, disabled or have a dependent child under 18 who lived with you all year whom you claim as a personal exemption. You must also be a Kansas resident (residing in Kansas the entire year) with a Federal Adjusted Gross Income of $30,615 or less.