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The Attract Businesses Bill
Kansas offers tax breaks to attract businesses
Enacting the aviation and innovative manufacturing in Kansas act to attract businesses establishing a headquarters or engaged in aircraft assembly, electric or hydrogen-powered motor vehicle production, and other specified industries to Kansas by offering companies meeting certain employment and investment requirements an investment tax credit, retention of a percentage of total payroll tax, reimbursement of eligible employee training and education expenses and a sales tax exemption for construction costs.
Mixed: some good, some bad ·
Kansas would give tax breaks to companies that create jobs
Our take
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This bill could bring new jobs to Kansas, but it also means less tax money for the state, which could affect funding for public services, so citizens should weigh in on whether the benefits outweigh the costs
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The facts
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- The bill offers investment tax credits to companies
- Companies can retain a percentage of total payroll tax
- The bill reimburses eligible employee training and education expenses
- There is a sales tax exemption for construction costs
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