Commonly overlooked credits and deductions (Family Features) With tax season in full swing, take time to consider how to get the most out of your tax return, which includes finding all the c... Read more
An election year will bring another cycle of bloat, the tortured patterns of illusion, bluff and fiction, and with fragments of truth scattered here and there. In Kansas, our hangover... Read more
In Kansas, a great flywheel has been set in motion, dragging the citizenry inexorably along the governor’s Glide Path to Zero, that no income tax Nirvana (for the high brackets), a glorious,... Read more
Brenda Procter, M.S., State Specialist & Instructor, Personal Financial Planning, College of Human Environmental Sciences, University of Missouri Extension A big tax refund check can pro... Read more
(NAPS)—Having investments means reporting some additional information on your tax return, but it doesn’t mean you need a CPA. The step-by-step, easy guidance in digital tax filing solutions... Read more
(NAPS)—When it comes to the federal government, getting what you need and meeting your obligations, some dates and times can be particularly important. Here’s a look at a few you should know... Read more
Part 3 In early 2004, not long after a Shawnee County District Court judge had lashed the Kansas Legislature for under- funding local schools, urban lawmakers began to put a sharper eye on r... Read more
Source: Kansas Department of Agriculture Dear Editor: In the past few weeks, there has been much controversy and speculation over the introduction of legislation in the Kansas legisla... Read more
Part 2 Gov. Sam Brownback’s plan to slash state spending for schools comes from his overall mission to abolish the state income tax; to cover the resulting revenue losses, he would force mas... Read more
By Amelia Arvesen KU Statehouse Wire Service TOPEKA — Kansas could become one of the first states to implement a new tax-free savings program that would allow people with disabi... Read more
