Kansas SB223 allows Russell County to impose a countywide retailers' sales tax to finance attendance centers and other school district facilities.
Kansas SB223 amends state law to grant Russell County the authority to impose a countywide retailers' sales tax. The tax revenue will be used exclusively for financing costs related to attendance centers or other school district facilities within the county. The bill specifies that the tax can be levied at a rate up to 1%, subject to approval by the county's board of commissioners and a majority vote in a public election. The tax is intended to support infrastructure and operational costs associated with school districts in Russell County.
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