Senate Tax Committee preserves revenue-neutral, adds protest petition to control property tax increases - The Sentinel
The Kansas House of Representatives voted to eliminate revenue-neutral by a vote of 115-6.| The Sentinel
The Kansas House of Representatives voted to eliminate revenue-neutral by a vote of 115-6.| The Sentinel
The $61 million tax increase is not the only consequence to taxpayers if revenue-neutral is repealed.| The Sentinel
The revenue-neutral law passed in 2021 results in much lower tax increases in many counties, but tax or valuation limits are still needed.| Kansas Policy Institute
Over 60% of taxing authorities held revenue-neutral in 2024. Now we need valuation and tax limits.| Kansas Policy Institute
By a vote of 6-1, Johnson County Commissioners ignored taxpayers and raised property tax by 6%.| The Sentinel
Property owners should have received their revenue-neutral rate notices by now, showing proposed tax increases for each taxing authority.| The Sentinel
Wyandotte County Commissioners have multiple opportunities to avoid a tax increase.| The Sentinel
Political horse-trading and 2026 election aspirations scuttled major property tax relief.| The Sentinel
