Recently enacted legislation (Senate Bill 65) allows more companies to qualify for tax incentives available under the Kansas “high performance incentive program” (HPIP).
The HPIP provides a 10% income tax credit and a sales tax exemption for eligible capital investments made by qualifying businesses in Kansas.
Source: KPMG
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