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The Workers Save Bill
Kansas helps workers save for emergencies with tax breaks
Establishing the Kansas employee emergency savings account (KEESA) program to allow eligible employers to establish employee savings accounts, providing an income and privilege tax credit for certain eligible employer deposits to such employee savings accounts and providing a subtraction modification for certain employee deposits to such savings accounts.
Good for everyday people ·
This bill would help Kansas workers save money for emergencies by letting bosses set up special accounts and giving tax breaks for saving.
Our take
What we think, in plain words.
This bill is a good idea because it would help everyday people in Kansas build up a safety net for unexpected costs. When people have emergency savings, they are better prepared for things like a car breaking down or a sudden doctor's visit. It also gives bosses a reason to help their workers save. This bill is still new, so now is the time to tell lawmakers if you think it's a good way to help people be more ready for life's surprises.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- It would create the Kansas employee emergency savings account (KEESA) program.
- It would let bosses set up special savings accounts for their workers.
- Bosses would get a tax credit for putting money into these accounts.
- Workers would get a tax break for putting their own money into these accounts.
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