Kansas HB2414 establishes a road repair tax on electricity from public charging stations for electric vehicles.
Kansas HB2414, the EV energy equity road repair tax act, imposes a road repair tax on electricity distributed from public charging stations for electric vehicles. The tax is intended to fund road construction and repair, mirroring the motor fuel tax law. The tax rate is set at $0.09 per kilowatt-hour of electricity provided to an electric vehicle at a public charging station. Owners of public charging stations must collect and remit this tax to the director of taxation, who then deposits it into the state highway fund.
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