Kansas HB2390 allows Jackson County to impose a countywide retailers' sales tax to support hospital services.

Kansas HB2390 amends the state's sales tax laws to allow the board of county commissioners in Jackson County to propose a countywide retailers' sales tax. If approved by voters, the tax would be set at a rate of up to 0.25% and would be used to support hospital services in the county. The tax would expire after a certain period, as determined by the specifics of the election results and the purposes outlined in the ballot proposition. This bill does not specify the exact duration of the tax but follows the general framework for countywide sales tax elections in Kansas.

Kansas HB2390 allows Jackson County to impose a countywide retailers' sales tax to support hospital services.

Kansas HB2390 amends the state's sales tax laws to allow the board of county commissioners in Jackson County to propose a countywide retailers' sales tax. If approved by voters, the tax would be set at a rate of up to 0.25% and would be used to support hospital services in the county. The tax would expire after a certain period, as determined by the specifics of the election results and the purposes outlined in the ballot proposition. This bill does not specify the exact duration of the tax but follows the general framework for countywide sales tax elections in Kansas.