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Kansas State Taxes

The deadline for filing taxes in Kansas is April 15th.



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Kansas state taxes by the numbers:

Tax Rate Range: Low - 3.5%; High - 6.45%
Income Brackets*: Lowest - $15,000; Highest - $30,000
Number of Brackets: 3
Personal Exemptions: Single - $2,250; Married - $4,500; Dependents - $2,250
Standard Deduction: Single - $3,000; Married filing Jointly - $5,000
Medical/Dental Deduction: Federal amount
Federal Income Tax Deduction: None

Details about your Kansas state income tax return

The filing status and method of deduction (standard or itemized) on your Kansas state tax return must match your federal return.

Kansas state tax credits include:

  • child care credit,
  • adoption credit,
  • credit for taxes paid to another state,
  • earned income credit.


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Kansas income tax forms: for paper filing

Kansas income tax forms:

From K-40 | 2006 Kansas Individual Income Tax Return| Instructions

Schedule S | Supplemental Schedule

For more Kansas income tax forms go to the Kansas tax forms site.


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More KS state taxes info

For more help, consult our guide to tax filing.

For further help on KS income tax returns, go to theKansas Department of Revenue.

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Read this disclaimer: This internet site provides information of a general nature for educational purposes only and is not intended to be legal or tax advice. We make no guarantees as to the validity of the information presented. Your particular facts and circumstances, and changes in the law, must be considered when applying U.S. tax law. You should always consult with a competent tax professional licensed in your state with respect to your particular situation.