Kansas HB2097 amends income tax credits for habitat management and conservation activities.
Kansas HB2097 modifies the state's income tax law to allow credits for habitat management and conservation activities. It establishes two types of credits: one for costs related to habitat management or improvements on real property, and another for ad valorem taxes on property designated as critical habitat for threatened or endangered species. The Department of Wildlife and Parks must approve qualified programs or management plans for these credits. Conservation organizations can request qualification for these credits annually by submitting a written request by July of the current year.
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