Providing for approval by the department of wildlife and parks for qualified program or management plans to qualify for the nongame and endangered species habitat credit.

Summary

The bill would let Kansas property owners claim income‑tax credits for land that the Department of Wildlife and Parks designates as critical habitat for threatened species or that is opened for public hunting and fishing. Credits would be based on ad valorem taxes paid and on qualified habitat‑management expenses, and owners could carry over unused credits or receive reimbursement. The program requires the department to maintain a list of qualified programs and for conservation groups to apply by July 1 each year.

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