Author: Bob Weeks
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Say no to special tax treatment, again and again
In Kansas, a company seeks to avoid paying property and sales taxes, again.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, March 2023
For March 2023, Kansas tax revenue was 11.3 percent higher than March 2022. Collections for fiscal year 2023 after nine months are 9.5 percent greater than the prior year, and 9.5 percent above estimates.
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Wichita Employment Situation, February 2023
For the Wichita metropolitan area in February 2023, the major employment indicators changed little from the prior month.
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Kansas GDP, Fourth Quarter of 2022
In the fourth quarter of 2022, the Kansas economy grew at the annual rate of 0.7 percent. Gross Domestic Product rose in 46 states, with Kansas ranking forty-first.
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Disposable Personal Income
Real Disposable Personal Income Per Capita
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Covid Deaths by State
Cumulative deaths per million people shown as difference from nation. Monthly values.
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Kansas Employment Situation, February 2023
In Kansas for February 2023, the labor force grew, the number of jobs fell, and the unemployment rate was unchanged, all compared to the previous month. Over the year, Kansas is above the middle of the states in job growth.
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Direct Expenditure by States
Current expenditures (such as salaries and supplies), plus any expenditures for capital improvements. Dollars per resident, adjusted for inflation. Shown as difference from nation-wide value.
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Total State Taxes
Dollars per resident, adjusted for inflation. State taxes only.
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Wichita Employment Situation, January 2023
For the Wichita metropolitan area in January 2023, the major employment indicators barely changed from the prior month.
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Kansas Employment Situation, January 2023
In Kansas for January 2023, the labor force grew, the number of jobs grew, and the unemployment rate was unchanged, all compared to the previous month. Over the year, Kansas is above the middle of the states in job growth.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, February 2023
For February 2023, Kansas tax revenue was 9.4 percent higher than February 2022. Collections for fiscal year 2023 after eight months are 9.2 percent greater than the prior year.