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Kansas House advances property tax relief plan, but its outlook remains uncertain
TOPEKA — The Kansas House advanced property tax relief legislation Thursday, but its components must clear several more hurdles, including passage in the Senate, a vote of the people and another round of lawmaking, before its effects are realized. Even if Senate Concurrent Resolution 1603 survives each of those steps, at least one piece of […]
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