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Hodge touts value added tax with caveats for Kansas
Sen. Frank Hodge of Hutchinson says a three percent value added tax could work in Kansas but needs refinement before passage. He cites misconceptions and notes possible farmer discrimination and manufacturing disadvantages. The plan would replace the 3 percent sales tax and tax added value at each production step with a tenet of limited exemptions and a $20 senior credit.
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