Providing a Kansas income tax subtraction modification for certain amounts received as compensation for members of the armed forces.
Died in Senate Committee
Summary
The proposal rewrites Kansas’ adjusted gross income rules to permit a long list of subtraction items – interest on state bonds, certain tax payments, net operating loss deductions, contributions to education and home‑buyer accounts, charitable gifts, and a new subtraction for active‑duty military compensation limited to senior‑enlisted pay. It would apply to any Kansas resident who files a state income tax return, with special benefit for service members. The measure failed, dying in a Senate committee.
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