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Kansas property tax system is akin to ‘Titanic that’s hit the iceberg,’ lawmaker says
TOPEKA — Kansas legislators’ lineup of property tax relief legislation could chip away at state and local revenue, but some see the proposals as course correction, making up for years of rising property taxes. One bill would phase out Kansans’ property taxes in favor of added sales taxes, and another would exempt seniors from paying […]
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