Uniform and equal rate of assessment and taxation, see Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 1.
Land devoted to agricultural use, see Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 12.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"The Kansas Property Tax: Understanding and Surviving Reappraisal," P. John Brady, Brian T. Howes, and Greg L. Musil, 57 J.K.B.A., No. 3, 23, 24, 25 (1988).
"Justifying Real Property Tax Exemptions in Kansas," James P. Buchele, 27 W.L.J. 252, 253 (1988).
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Eric B. Milstead, 37 K.L.R. 961, 962 (1989).
Constitutional provisions, see Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 1.
Buildings and bonds for certain state schools exempt from taxation, see 76-6a10, 76-6a22.
Money, notes and other evidence of debt, see 79-3109b et seq.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"Legal Framework Governing the Kansas Non-Profit Corporation—Part II," Fred Lovitch, 48 J.B.A.K. 343, 347 (1979).
"The Kansas Property Tax: Understanding and Surviving Reappraisal," P. John Brady, Brian T. Howes, and Greg L. Musil, 57 J.K.B.A., No. 3, 23, 25 (1988).
"Justifying Real Property Tax Exemptions in Kansas," James P. Buchele, 27 W.L.J. 252, 255, 256, 260 (1988).
"Liberalizing Kansas Real Property Tax Exemptions: The 1988 Legislation," Joan M. Bowen, 37 K.L.R. 597, 615, 639 (1989).
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Eric B. Milstead, 37 K.L.R. 961, 967 (1989).
"Spurring Economic Development in Kansas Through Property Tax Exemptions—Are We Getting the Results We Want?" Laura Ellen Johnson, 30 W.L.J. 82, 83 (1990).
Attorney General's Opinions:Unlawful release, discharge, remission or commutation of taxes; interest and penalties owed by cities; claim for tax exemption to be filed annually. 91-6.
PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION BY COUNTIES AND CITIES
79-250 Poultry and rabbit confinement facilities and swine production facilities not allowed to be exempt from ad valorem taxation.Listing and valuation of real estate, see also chapter 79, article 4.
Penalty for fraudulent lists or evasions, see 79-1420.
Uniform and equal rate of assessment and taxation, see Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 1.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Eric B. Milstead, 37 K.L.R. 961, 981 (1989).
Landowners' names to be given assessor, see 58-2240.
Removal of buildings from delinquent real estate, penalty, see 79-319a.
Penalty for fraudulent lists or evasions, see 79-1420.
Rules for valuation, see 79-501 et seq.
Assessment and taxation, see Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 1.
Land devoted to agricultural use, see Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 12.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"The Kansas Property Tax: Understanding and Surviving Reappraisal," P. John Brady, Brian T. Howes, and Greg L. Musil, 57 J.K.B.A. No. 3, 23, 26 (1988).
"The Kansas Property Tax: Understanding and Surviving Reappraisal," P. John Brady, Brian T. Howes, and Greg L. Musil, 57 J.K.B.A. No. 3, 23, 24, 26, 30 (1988).
Former laws, 79-601 et seq., 79-701 et seq.
Cross References to Related Sections:Publication of annual report of state assessed property, see 74-2441a, 74-2441b.
Valuation of property by corporation commission, see 66-128 et seq.
APPORTIONMENT OF ASSESSED VALUATION
79-5a25 Apportionment of assessed valuation of certain utilities to taxing districts.Regulation of motor carriers, see chapter 66.
Valuation and assessment of certain public utilities, see 79-5a01 et seq.
Merchandise of transient dealers, see 79-1434.
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS INVENTORIES
79-1001 Repealed.CONTRACTORS
79-1008 Collection of taxes from nonresident contractors; "contractor" defined.MOTOR VEHICLE INVENTORIES
79-1016 Repealed.Banks and banking, see chapter 9.
Insurance companies, see 40-252, 40-1011, 40-1211.
Uniform and equal rate of assessment and taxation, see Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 1.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"The Kansas Property Tax: Mischievous, Misunderstood, and Mishandled," Lori M. Callahan and Linda Parks, 22 W.L.J. 318 (1983).
"The Kansas Property Tax: Understanding and Surviving Reappraisal," P. John Brady, Brian T. Howes, and Greg L. Musil, 57 J.K.B.A. No. 3, 23, 27 (1988).
"Kansas Property Classification and Reappraisal: The 1986 Constitutional Amendment and Statutory Modifications," Nancy Ogle, 29 W.L.J. 26 (1989).
GENERAL PROVISIONS
79-1401 Powers and duties of director of property valuation; meetings of county assessors, expenses.STATEWIDE REAPPRAISAL
79-1476 Statewide reappraisal of real property; duties and authority of state director of property valuation and county and district appraisers; methods of establishing valuations; time of application of valuations.REAL ESTATE RATIO STUDY
79-1485 Kansas real estate ratio study act; purposes.ARBITRATION OF CLASSIFICATION OR VALUATION GRIEVANCES
79-1494 Binding arbitration process in certain counties for property valuation disputes; procedure; duties and authorities of the director of property valuation.Probate code, see ch. 59; and particularly, see 59-212, 59-1401, 59-2249.
KANSAS INHERITANCE TAX ACT
79-1537 Repealed.KANSAS ESTATE TAX ACT
79-15,100 Repealed.KANSAS ESTATE TAX APPORTIONMENT ACT
79-15,126 Kansas estate tax apportionment act; definitions; apportionment of estate taxes; deduction, exemption or credit; duties and powers of representative; apportionment of interest and penalties and expenses."The Kansas Property Tax: Understanding and Surviving Reappraisal," P. John Brady, Brian T. Howes, and Greg L. Musil, 57 J.K.B.A. No. 3, 23, 27 (1988).
"Kansas Property Classification and Reappraisal: The 1986 Constitutional Amendment and Statutory Modifications," Nancy Ogle, 29 W.L.J. 26, 54 (1989).
COVID-19 RETAIL STOREFRONT PROPERTY TAX RELIEF ACT
79-1615 COVID-19 retail storefront property tax relief act; title; purpose of act.1. Article discussed; alternative methods of seeking tax refund on appeal from order of board of tax appeals. Wirt v. Esrey, 233 Kan. 300, 302, 306, 307, 311, 315, 316, 322, 662 P.2d 1238 (1983).
Publication of budget, see 79-2925 through 79-2937.
Attorney General's Opinions:Merchants' and manufacturers' inventory; recertifying valuations of public utility property; time for collection. 90-8.
General budget law, see 79-2925 through 79-2942.
"The Kansas Property Tax: Mischievous, Misunderstood, and Mishandled," Lori M. Callahan and Linda Parks, 22 W.L.J. 318, 320 (1983).
"The Kansas Property Tax: Understanding and Surviving Reappraisal," P. John Brady, Brian T. Howes, and Greg L. Musil, 57 J.K.B.A. No. 3, 23, 26 (1988).
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Eric B. Milstead, 37 K.L.R. 961, 1003 (1989).
Action for delinquent taxes when realty transferred to U.S., see 19-116.
Removal of building from delinquent real estate, see 79-319a.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:Title procedure in tax foreclosure proceedings under 1941 act, Frank S. Hodge, Ward Martin and Langdon Morgan, 1942 J.C.B. 55, 57, 64, 70.
Judicial foreclosure and sale of real estate by county, see chapter 79, article 28.
Redemption after judicial foreclosure commenced, see 79-2803.
Judicial foreclosure and sale of real estate by county, see chapter 79, article 28.
Redemption of real estate and remission, compromise or respread of real estate taxes, see chapter 79, article 24.
Judicial foreclosure and sale of real estate by county, see chapter 79, article 28.
Sale of real estate for taxes, see chapter 79, article 23.
Redemption of real estate and remission, compromise or respread of real estate taxes, see chapter 79, article 24.
Action for delinquent taxes when realty transferred to U.S., see 19-116.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:Title procedure in tax foreclosure proceedings under 1941 act, Frank S. Hodge and Ward Martin, 1942 J.C.B. 55 to 57, 67, 68.
Tax foreclosure in Kansas, Langdon L. Morgan, 16 J.B.A.K. 174 (1947).
Case of Phillips Petroleum Co. v. Moore, 179 K. 483, 297 P.2d 183, discussed in 1955-56 survey of taxation law, Leslie T. Tupy, 5 K.L.R. 324, 334 to 337 (1956).
Board of County Commissioners v. Abbott, 185 K. 687, 347 P.2d 410, discussed in 1959-61 survey of taxation law, Leslie T. Tupy, 10 K.L.R. 305, 308 to 311 (1961).
Case note on insufficient notice by publication, 16 K.L.R. 623 (1968).
Decision requiring "best method" notice discussed in constitutional law survey, Robert I. Guenthner, 17 K.L.R. 333, 339 (1969).
Attorney General's Opinions:County may foreclose on undivided real estate interests which are on tax rolls as individual interests. 87-107.
Judicial foreclosure and sale of real estate by county; disposition of excess funds received in excess of lien. 90-129.
Foreclosure by county; sale for affordable low-income housing; tax abatement; constitutionality of K.S.A. 79-2811. 93-148.
Judicial foreclosure and sale of real estate by county; persons not eligible to purchase; agents. 97-46.
Judicial foreclosure and sale of real estate by county; property sold for more than lien and costs; disposition of excess proceeds if owners cannot be located. 97-61.
Mortgagee having right to redeem real estate under K.S.A. 79-2803 may not purchase same at public auction under K.S.A. 79-2804. 1998-45.
BUDGETS OF TAXING SUBDIVISIONS
79-2925 Budgets of taxing bodies; application of act; exceptions; definitions.CIGARETTES
79-3013, 79-3014 Repealed.MOTOR FUELS TAX UPON REPEAL OR REDUCTION OF FEDERAL GASOLINE TAX
79-3093 Act supplemental to motor fuel or special fuel tax laws.MORTGAGE REGISTRATION
79-3101 Repealed.SECURED DEBTS
79-3121 Exemption of refunded stamped secured debts from further taxation.Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 2.
Adoption of federal law by reference, Kansas Constitution, article 11, § 11.
Intermodal facility district, businesses ineligible for income tax credits or other incentives or benefits, see 75-5088.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:1967 income tax conformity act discussed in "Statutory Changes of Interest to Lawyers," Robert F. Bennett, 36 J.B.A.K. 169, 221 (1967).
"Equal Protection: The Kansas Supreme Court Upholds Constitutionality of Tax Rate Disparity," Stephanie L. Pierce, 37 W.L.J. 203 (1997).
TITLE
79-3201 Title.ALLOCATION OF INCOME
79-3217 Repealed.UNIFORM DIVISION OF INCOME FOR TAX PURPOSES ACT
79-3271 Apportionment of net income; definitions.WITHHOLDING AND DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED TAX
79-3294 Withholding tax; title; relationship to Kansas income tax act.WITHHOLDING TAX
79-32,100f Withholding tax; temporarily teleworking employees during COVID-19 pandemic.KANSAS TAXPAYER PROTECTION ACT
79-32,277 Kansas taxpayer protection act; title and effective date.SALT PARITY ACT
79-32,284 Salt parity act; citation of act; purpose.TAX CREDIT FOR GRADUATES OF AEROSPACE AND AVIATION-RELATED PROGRAMS AND CERTAIN EMPLOYERS
79-32,290 Tax credit for graduates of aerospace and aviation-related educational programs and employers of program graduates; definitions.TAX CREDIT FOR SCHOOL AND CLASSROOM SUPPLIES
79-32,296 Tax credit for school and classroom supplies purchased by teachers.TAX CREDIT FOR QUALIFIED RAILROAD TRACK MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES
79-32,297 Tax credit for qualified railroad track maintenance expenditures.KANSAS TARGETED EMPLOYMENT ACT
79-32,298 Kansas targeted employment act; title; purpose.KANSAS AFFORDABLE HOUSING TAX CREDIT
79-32,304 Kansas affordable housing tax credit act; citation.KANSAS HOUSING INVESTOR TAX CREDIT ACT
79-32,310 Kansas housing investor tax credit act; purpose; citation.Requirements for sale of cigarettes, escrow accounts required of certain tobacco product manufacturers, see 50-6a01 et seq.
CIGARETTES
79-3301 Definitions.TOBACCO PRODUCTS
79-3351 through 79-3369 Repealed.L. 1933, ch. 317, §§ 1 to 28 (79-3061 through 79-3088) transferred to 79-3401 through 79-3428.
Cross References to Related Sections:Annotations and legislative history of former acts, see 79-3001 through 79-3012.
Transportation of liquid fuels, see 55-506 et seq.
Gasoline tax collection, see 74-2429.
Motor fuels tax upon repeal or reduction of federal gasoline tax, see 79-3093 through 79-3097.
MOTOR-VEHICLE FUELS AND SPECIAL FUELS
79-3401 Citation of act; definitions.SPECIAL FUEL TAX (1941-1958)
79-3433 Repealed.REFUND OF MOTOR-FUEL TAX
79-3453 Refund of tax paid on motor-vehicle fuels or special fuels not used on highways, when.CERTAIN INTERSTATE CARRIERS, PROPORTIONMENT OF TAXES
79-3465, 79-3466 Repealed.SPECIAL FUELS TAXES
79-3474 Repealed.LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM MOTOR FUEL TAX
79-3490 Citation of act; definitions.INTERSTATE MOTOR FUEL USER TAX
79-34,108 Definitions.RATES AND DISPOSITION OF FUEL TAXES
79-34,141 Rates of tax per gallon on vehicle fuels.RENEWABLE AND BIODIESEL FUEL RETAIL DEALER INCENTIVES
79-34,170 Definitions.Use tax, see chapter 79, article 37.
Retail liquor sales enforcement tax, see chapter 79, article 41.
Exemption of liquor sales from act, see 41-501(g).
Transportation district sales tax, see 12-17,150.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Virginia Ratzlaff, 33 K.L.R. 71, 77 (1984).
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Eric B. Milstead, 37 K.L.R. 961, 985 (1989).
"Why You Should Care About Service Taxes," Ron Smith, 60 J.K.B.A. No. 2, 7, 8 (1991).
"The Kansas Retailers' Sales Tax: An Overview," Michael Lennen, 62 J.K.B.A. No. 10, 24 (1993).
"The Application of Kansas Sales Tax to Transactions Between Affiliated Companies," Chris Reitz, 42 K.L.R. 461 (1994).
Attorney General's Opinions:Kansas retailers' sales tax; exempt sales. 90-17.
Utility or other public service records; revenue department's records on tax exemptions and refunds. 90-20.
Retailers' sales tax, see chapter 79, article 36.
See chapter 41, art. 27.
Intoxicating liquors and beverages, see chapter 41, articles 1 through 11.
Retail sales not subject to general retailers' sales tax act (chapter 79, article 36), see 41-501, ¶ 6.
Liquor control act, see chapter 41, articles 1 through 11.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Virginia Ratzlaff, 33 K.L.R. 71, 87 (1984).
Aggregate tax levy limitations, see 79-5021 et seq.
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie, 41 K.L.R. 727, 743 (1993).
Attorney General's Opinions:Extending deadline for property tax payment; equal protection. 89-146.
HOMESTEAD PROPERTY TAX REFUND ACT
79-4502 Homestead property tax refund act; definitions.CORPORATIONS
79-4601 Private foundation; corporation as; acts prohibited.TRUSTS
79-4605 Trusts which are private foundations, charitable trusts or split-interest trusts; acts prohibited."Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Virginia Ratzlaff, 33 K.L.R. 71, 87 (1984).
Attorney General's Opinions:Bingo; regulation of minors' participation. 80-75.
Illegal bingo operation; applicability to Indian reservations. 82-221.
CASE ANNOTATIONS1. By enacting Kansas act, congress conferred jurisdiction on state over nonmajor crimes on reservations including Kansas gambling laws. Iowa Tribe of Indians v. State of Kan., 787 F.2d 1434 (1986).
State gaming revenues fund; creation; effective date. 86-35.
Lottery and parimutuel wagering; enabling legislation. 86-50.
State gaming revenue fund; authorized uses. 88-87.
Former law (ch. 79, art. 44) discussed in note on municipal taxing powers, 22 K.L.R. 151 (1973).
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Eric B. Milstead, 37 K.L.R. 961, 966 (1989).
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie, 41 K.L.R. 727, 728 (1993).
Attorney General's Opinions:Regional system of cooperating libraries. 89-129.
Taxes exempt from aggregate limitation; recouping lost vehicle taxes. 90-78.
County fair associations; aggregate tax levy limitations. 91-46.
Aggregate tax levy limitations; suspension of fund and levy limitations; hospital districts. 92-65.
Tax levied by charter ordinance is subject to limitations of tax lid law. 93-153.
Tax levies exempt from aggregate limitation; procedure for exemption. 94-167.
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Eric B. Milstead, 37 K.L.R. 961, 981 (1989).
Attorney General's Opinions:Collection of past due or underpaid motor vehicle taxes; duties of county treasurer and sheriff; liens; failing to send notice. 92-129.
Motor vehicle tax receipts attributable to tax levies for school districts and community colleges. 94-32.
"Survey of Kansas Law: Taxation," Sandra Craig McKenzie and Eric B. Milstead, 37 K.L.R. 961, 997 (1989).
Survey of Recent Cases, 45 K.L.R. 1375 (1997).
Survey of Recent Cases, 46 K.L.R. 895 (1998).
Attorney General's Opinions:Taxation of marijuana and controlled substances; constitutionality. 94-82.
Franchise fees for business entities, see chapters 17, 56 and 56a of Kansas Statutes Annotated for each business entity.
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