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Kansas ‘lemonade stand law’ could boost kid businesses with tax, licensing exemptions
Kansas Reflector·1d ago
X / Twitter·Facebook·TOPEKA — Melody Ellis started her first business at 4 years old, and while juggling an art business and an artisan lemonade stand, she is working on her third. Ellis, the junior executive director of the Society of Child Entrepreneurs, told a committee of Kansas legislators Thursday about Melody Paints, her venture selling drip art […]
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