SB 103

Kansas Senate bill in Session 2025-2026.

Status: failed. Latest action: April 10, 2026.

SB103 - Authorizing cities and counties to propose an earnings tax for ballot question and to levy such tax if approved by the electors of a city or county, requiring resubmission of the question, if approved, to the electors every 10 years, allowing certain credits and exemptions against the tax, providing for deductions by public and private employers of the tax from employee earnings and providing that revenue from any such tax be pledged for certain purposes.

Bill ID KS-2025-2026-SB-103

Session 2025-2026

Status failed

Committee Assessment and Taxation

Senate failed 2026-04-10

Elections / Voting Labor / Employment Tax / Budget / Appropriations

Summary

Authorizing cities and counties to propose an earnings tax for ballot question and to levy such tax if approved by the electors of a city or county, requiring resubmission of the question, if approved, to the electors every 10 years, allowing certain credits and exemptions against the tax, providing for deductions by public and private employers of the tax from employee earnings and providing that revenue from any such tax be pledged for certain purposes.

Sponsor

Senate Committee on Assessment and Taxation

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Actions Timeline

Date	Event	Detail
2025-01-29	Introduced	Bill introduced
2026-04-10	Status	failed
2026-04-10	Latest Action	Died in Committee

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