Lower Kansans Tax Burden Now!

Lower Taxes Means Happier Kansans

CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATOR!

Dear Legislator, :

Kansas has had complicated and unsteady taxes for more than a decade and now we are one of the highest taxed states. Our state budget has greatly ballooned as well in the last
decade making this year’s budget the highest ever! With the cost of living skyrocketing,
Kansans are struggling to keep up.
Every neighboring state has taken action to reduce the tax burden on
their citizens and simplify their code- even Colorado- while Kansans are
falling further behind. At a time when Kansas is the 11th most moved out of
state, we must take action to stop taxing Kansans out of house and home!
Please immediately implement a simple, sustainable and smart
single rate lower tax to give EVERY Kansan a pay raise.
Kansas has had complicated and unsteady taxes for more than a decade and now we are one of the highest taxed states. Our state budget has greatly ballooned as well in the last

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Kansas families are tightening their belts while government is getting out their stretchy pants!

Kansas has had excess revenues and currently ranks in the top 10 for highest taxed states.

Our state budget has increased over 50% in the last decade making this year’s budget the highest ever. Kansas’s graduated income tax complicates the state’s tax code discouraging work, job creation, and making it harder for Americans to live their American Dream.

With the cost of living skyrocketing, Kansans deserve to keep more of their hard-earned dollars!

While government coffers have ballooned, Kansas families have had to tighten their belts and think critically about their budgets, government should have to the same. Kansas families need relief and a simpler, flatter, lower single rate tax code will do just that.