KansasProposal would exempt some building installation services from sales tax
Contractors and customers would not owe sales tax on some installation services tied to building or facility work if the proposal became law.
What it does
The proposal would exempt installation or application services from sales tax when they are connected with rebuilding, renovating, repairing, or replacing a building or facility. For nonresidential buildings and facilities, some of that work is covered only when damage came from a listed disaster.
Argument forContractors and customers could pay less tax on installation work connected to rebuilding, renovating, repairing, or replacing a building or facility.
Argument againstThe exemption could mean less sales tax collected on covered services, leaving less tax revenue available for public needs.
More detail
The proposal would exempt certain installation or application services from sales tax. The bill defines a building as an enclosure where people usually work or property is kept, and a facility as certain industrial, utility, or agricultural structures and lines. The service must be connected with the listed work on a building or facility. For buildings and facilities other than residences, the definition limits some rebuilding and renovation work to cases involving specified disasters. If enacted, the act would take effect after publication in the statute book.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Died
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Apr 10Died in CommitteeDied
- 2025
- Jan 30IntroducedMinor
- Jan 30Referred to House Committee on TaxationIntroduced
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