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Kansans face tax shifts as rate hikes and cuts take effect
The 1989 Kansas Legislature raises sales and motor fuels taxes to fund highway and water projects while approving 95 million in income tax cuts. Withholding tables shift Saturday, but the full impact appears next year. Local rates vary, with Topeka and Wichita at 5.25 percent and several cities at 6.25 or 5.75 percent, affecting buy totals and daily expenses.
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Topeka
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State Department of Revenue
Kansas
Ed Rolfs
Joan Wagnon
D-Topeka
House Taxation Committee
Joe
Mike Hayden
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