Search results for: “historic tax credits”
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Kansas tax revenue, October 2021
For October 2021, Kansas tax revenue was 11.1 percent greater than October 2020, and 24.4 percent less than September.
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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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Kansas budget director on budget, fiscal reform
Steve Anderson, Kansas budget director, explains efforts to improve the Kansas budget.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, August 2024
For August 2024, Kansas tax revenue was 4.0 percent higher than August 2023, and 3.5 percent higher than estimated.
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Economist: Kansas must improve its competitive position
Kansas needs to implement pro-growth economic policies or face mediocrity and stagnation, says economist Jonathan Williams of the Rich States, Poor States report.
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Kevin Hassett Fact-Check: Iran War Claims & Economic Data
White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett made a string of economic claims on Face the Nation — some accurate, some misleading, and one outright false. This fact-check grades each one against primary sources, from IRS filing data to historical GDP records.
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Huffington Post says ‘tax it all.’ Seriously.
The Huffington Post says taxing 100 percent of the income of the top one percent of earners would cure the deficit.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, December 2023
For December 2023, Kansas tax revenue was 3.8 percent lower than December 2022, and 3.4 percent lower than estimated.
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Fact-checking Yes Wichita: Sales tax cost per household
The cost of the proposed Wichita sales tax to households is a matter of dispute. I present my figures, and suggest that “Yes Wichita” do the same.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, May 2024
For May 2024, Kansas tax revenue was 23.1 percent lower than May 2023, and 22.7 percent lower than estimated.
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Kansas tax increases promoted, even by Republicans
Last week Kansas Senator John Vratil, a Leawood Republican who is Vice-President of the Senate, sent a letter to constituents asking for feedback on how to generate more revenue for Kansas state government.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, July 2024
For July 2024, Kansas tax revenue was 3.0 percent lower than July 2023, and 1.0 percent less than estimated.