Bill > SB296

This bill addresses the elimination of certain tax credits, exemptions, and other provisions that have expired or are no longer applicable in Kansas. The bill makes technical changes to remove or modify various statutory references across multiple sections of Kansas law, primarily focusing on tax-related statutes. It repeals numerous sections of existing law related to tax credits, deductions, and other financial provisions, including some sections related to economic development, business investments, and specific tax exemptions. The bill modifies definitions for certain terms, such as integrated coal gasification power plants, and makes adjustments to how some tax credits and deductions are calculated or applied. Key changes include removing references to specific tax credits, updating language around business facility investments, and eliminating provisions for certain tax exemptions and credits that are no longer relevant or have expired. The bill appears to be a housekeeping measure to clean up and streamline Kansas tax law by removing outdated or obsolete provisions, potentially simplifying the tax code and removing unnecessary complexity.

Budget and Finance

Assessment and Taxation (Senate)

https://kslegislature.gov/li/b2025_26/measures/sb296/