Tag: Kansas state government
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Kansas State Government Tax Collections for 2021
Kansas state government tax collections rose to $3,958 per person in 2021, an increase of 14.9 percent from 2020, and of 9.2 percent from 2019.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, April 2022
For April 2022, Kansas tax revenue was 54.2 percent greater than April 2021, and collections through the first ten months of the fiscal year are 13.3 percent greater than the prior year.* Individual income tax was over twice the amount of last April.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, March 2022
For March 2022, Kansas tax revenue was 15.2 percent greater than March 2021, and collections for the fiscal year are 6.6 percent greater than the prior year.
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Kansas employment situation, March 2022
In Kansas for March 2022, the labor force grew slightly, the number of people working fell, and the unemployment rate was unchanged, all compared to the previous month.
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Kansas GDP, fourth quarter of 2021
In the fourth quarter of 2021, the Kansas economy expanded at the annual rate of 1.5 percent. Gross Domestic Product grew in 47 states, with Kansas ranking forty-sixth.
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Kansas employment situation, February 2022
In Kansas for February 2022, the labor force grew slightly, the number of people working rose, and the unemployment rate fell, all compared to the previous month.
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Kansas Personal Income
For the fourth quarter of 2021, the rate of personal income growth in Kansas was near the bottom of the states, although Kansas fared better for the entire year.
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Kansas State Government Tax Collections for 2020
Kansas state government tax collections fell to $3,315 per person in 2020, a decrease of 4.9 percent from 2019.
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Updated: Kansas hotel guest tax collections
Kansas hotel guest tax collections presented in an interactive visualization. Updated with data through January 2022
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Wealth in Kansas and the States
How does Kansas compare in measures of household wealth?
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Kansas employment situation, January 2022
In Kansas for January 2022, the labor force grew slightly, the number of people working rose, and the unemployment rate fell, all compared to the previous month.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, February 2022
For February 2022, Kansas tax revenue was 5.3 percent less than February 2021 and down 46.8 percent from January 2022.