House Bill 2098, passed despite the governor’s veto, brings changes to Kansas’ sales and use tax laws. It treats manufacturer’s coupons the same as retailer’s coupons, reducing the taxable “sales price” when reimbursed by the manufacturer. The bill also introduces a new sales tax exemption for equipment, machinery, software, and infrastructure used in communications services. Additionally, it creates a sales tax exemption for purchases by disabled veterans.
Source KPMG
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