Kansas retailers would get a capped credit on tax payments

The proposal would give retailers a credit equal to 1.5% of each required tax payment. It would apply to retailers required to send in sales or compensating use tax under the Kansas tax laws named in the bill. The credit would be capped at $300 per retailer each month. A retailer that filed a combined tax return before January 1, 2025, would remain subject to that cap even if it later stopped filing a combined return. The proposal says it would take effect after publication in the statute book.