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Kansas
NTU has more than 4,500 members in Kansas who are committed to low taxes and a smaller, more accountable government at the federal, state, and local levels. While any number of reforms would help strengthen Kansas’ competitiveness and economic growth, lawmakers in Topeka may be wise to look westward to Colorado and adopt its TABOR, which restricts the annual growth of state spending and allows voters to approve or deny any tax increase. Kansas' lawmakers could also look eastward to Missouri, which levies no estate tax. Either way, Kansas can learn from its neighbor, rather than sending jobs across state lines. NTU will continue to fight for pro-growth policies in the Sunflower State. Be sure to check back often to our Kansas page for information on state and local taxpayer groups, our work on behalf of taxpayers in the state, and contact information for your lawmakers.
Recent Blog Posts: Sports Memorabilia and Health Care Reform More Social Security Payouts & Maple Syrup Bill Covered in Latest Taxpayer’s Tab Latest from NTU in KansasOppose Misguided Online Sales Tax Schemes! || March 27, 2012 Exercise Fiscal Discipline in the Kansas State K-12 Education Budget || July 13, 2010 Oppose Tax Hikes to Plug Budget Gap! || April 29, 2010 Oppose S.B. 516, Don’t Raise Taxes to Plug Budget Gap! || March 8, 2010 NTU to Governor Parkinson: Stop Taxing the State into a Bigger Budget Crisis || January 11, 2010 State-Owned Casinos in Kansas Are Not the Cure for Government's Fiscal Problems, Taxpayer Group Says || August 1, 2007 Taxpayer Group Applauds Kansas for Pioneering "Google Government" Legislation || May 3, 2007 Information about Kansas' State GovernmentGovernor Sam Brownback (R)
Breakdown of the State Senate: Democrats: 8 Republicans: 32 Breakdown of the State House: Democrats: 33 Republicans: 92 Taxpayer Groups in KS Americans for Prosperity Kansas Junction City Taxpayers Association |
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