Kansas Near Borders Reap 2.7 Million From Tax Pacts
Kansas will collect about 2.7 million dollars a year through reciprocal sales and use tax agreements with Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska and Colorado effective July 1. Missouri leads in revenue with 1.53 million since last July. Colorado and Nebraska also contribute. Iowa remains eyed for future talks. The scheme requires border merchants to register in neighboring states and taxes are collected for transactions crossing state lines. The latest pact with Nebraska followed careful groundwork. Summer drama at Manteo invites a 100 member cast to reenact The Lost Colony from June 21 to August 25.